On this episode of the podcast, FoodCourt CEO Henry Nneji takes us behind the scenes of their journey to profitability, from bootstrapping to joining Y Combinator and scaling operations across Lagos.
Henry shares insights into the challenges of operating in a market where infrastructure issues, inflation, and consumer behavior heavily influence business decisions.
From navigating early setbacks, such as landlord disputes, to embracing data-driven strategies for efficiency and menu design, this episode dives deep into the complexities of building a sustainable food tech startup in Nigeria.
We also explore FoodCourt’s expansion plans, the role of technology in enhancing customer experience, and their focus on maintaining consistent quality while scaling.
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Our guest on the podcast today is Susana Garcia-Robles. Before joining Capria Ventures as a senior partner in 2021, Susana spent more than 15...