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Entrepreunariat | 05 Mar 2025

SINGA Lille: Curtain Call for the “Ke nait” Cohort

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This Thursday, January 30th, the 4th “Ke nait” cohort marked the end of its entrepreneurial journey with a wonderful closing event at Bazaar St So.

On the agenda? Project pitches, testimonials, certificate ceremony… here’s a look back at the evening.

An Evening to Celebrate Entrepreneurship and Diversity

This event was an opportunity for these entrepreneurs to pitch their projects in front of an audience: around a hundred participants gathered to discover initiatives in diverse fields such as food services, human permaculture, fashion, and many more.

At SINGA Lille, we believe that cultural diversity is a powerful driver of innovation. Our mission is to empower talented individuals from around the world to unlock their potential and contribute to society through entrepreneurship.

Creative and Impactful Projects

Among these entrepreneurs, twelve took the stage to present their projects:

  • Kurssel, a clothing brand for petite women, founded by Nieves Alegre.
  • A company specializing in editing computers, founded by Chedrac Tonoukouen.
  • Ka Harmonique, a business offering Egyptian-inspired therapeutic and alternative care for women, using crystals and essential oils, founded by Sarah Mansour.
  • Gursha Creative Studio – The Taste of Sharing, a company highlighting the Afro-diasporic community through art and food, founded by Sarah Bozon.
  • Heralv, a business focused on supporting personal development experts through leadership coaching, as well as tailored workshops and training, founded by Luisa Hernandez.
  • ParkConnect, a platform connecting people with available parking spaces, founded by Martin Ango Wora.
  • Danzaq, an association inspired by art, nature, and migration, founded by Valeria Gonzales and Anda Milkic.
  • La Babelerie, a multicultural library, initiated by Virginie Lopvet.
  • Shigate Traiteur, a catering service, founded by Chigata Coulibaly.
  • Kora Upcycling, a company transforming materials into decorations for events and interior design, founded by Carine Uwizeye.
  • Permaculture Humaine, founded by Dominique Rouzé.
  • Maison de Kaboul, an association dedicated to the Afghan community, founded by Alam Nasrollah.

A huge congratulations to them for their pitches and the incredible work they’ve accomplished over the past nine months! 👏

A Committed Ecosystem to Support Entrepreneurs

This journey would not have been possible without the dedication of many contributors. A huge thank you to our partners, who make the incubator possible and support these entrepreneurs in their development: Bpifrance Direction Régionale Lille, the Prefecture of the Hauts-de-France and Nord region, The Human Safety Net, the ENGIE Foundation, the King Baudouin Foundation, the City of Lille, and the European Metropolis of Lille (MEL).

We also extend our gratitude to our volunteer photographers Audrey Laversin & Jean Luc Lootvoet, as well as our videographer Elendil Fruscio, for capturing the essence of this wonderful evening!

Finally, an immense thank you to the mentors, experts, and volunteer facilitators who have guided the entrepreneurs throughout these six months, helping them navigate their journey and progress.

If you, too, are looking to embark on a meaningful entrepreneurial journey, follow this link!

Congratulations once again to the “Ke nait” cohort, and see you soon for new entrepreneurial adventures! 🚀