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Lorraine Marcel

Bitcoin Dada
Lorraine Marcel is a Financial activist and Bitcoin advocate with over six years of dedicated experience in East Africa's tech ecosystem. As the founder of Bitcoin Dada and Dada Devs, Marcel has been at the forefront of promoting financial empowerment, especially among African women. Through Bitcoin Dada, she spearheads initiatives to provide tech resources, education, and opportunities, enabling women across the continent to leverage blockchain technology and bitcoin. Marcel’s influence extends beyond regional borders; she has spoken at international conferences, highlighting the importance of financial empowerment on a global stage. She is a prominent host of fintech events, fostering collaboration, networking, and knowledge-sharing among industry leaders and enthusiasts. Her work also includes partnering with universities and fintech companies to advance financial education and drive innovation across Africa. Notable achievements under her leadership include expanding Bitcoin Dada’s presence to 11 African countries in the past two years and receiving recognition from prestigious media platforms such as Forbes and CoinDesk. She is committed to creating opportunities for underrepresented communities and looks forward to exploring collaborations that drive positive change.
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