Münsterian invents security app and encourages women to found

Münsterian invents security app and encourages women to found

Münster, Deutschland - In Germany, the topic of female entrepreneurship is becoming increasingly important. More and more women are founding their own companies, but the challenges remain varied. Naud Idelbi is one of these inspiring entrepreneurs: she developed the security app Safespace and plans to introduce the refreshing drink Pop’it. They motivated their experiences as a young founder and the support of the WHU to go their own way. Kfw , the proportion of women in start-ups is only 39 %, and for innovative, growth-oriented start-ups it is only 19 %. Many women hinder the cultural and social framework. Access to venture capital is often an almost insurmountable obstacle for founders; 83 % of the VC deals go to purely male teams.

The numbers are alarming: According to the female founders monitor only 5.2 % of the female founding teams over 1 million euros in investments, during male teams were successful in 27.8 % of the cases. Such inequalities in financing and access to networks represent significant hurdles for aspiring founders.

The way to the solution

To overcome these challenges, Idelbi is involved in the Female Entrepreneurship area. She wants to encourage women to put their ideas into practice and go into self -employment. WHU has played a central role for you because it was able to build up valuable entrepreneurial knowledge and a strong network there. Naud Idelbi strives to win 100,000 active users by the end of the year: to win inside for their app after 10,000 have already been registered in the first test week.

In order to improve the situation for founders, the Federal Government formulated a start-up strategy in July 2022 that deals with the gender-specific challenges in the founding landscape. These are some of the proposed action areas:

• increase in women's start -up request.
• encouragement for growth -oriented start -ups.
• Increase in technology and innovation orientation.
• Improvement of access to venture capital for founders.

Noor Idelbi is an example of the strength and potential of women in entrepreneurship. Your ideas and initiatives, such as the Safespace app and the Pop’it drink, show how important it is to give women in the start -up scene visibility and support. The challenges are considerable, but the commitment and determination of entrepreneurs could be the key to a more diverse and fairer economic landscape.