Driven by his experience building companies in various sectors, the entrepreneur is now helping Ivorian creators develop their ideas. His goal is to build and support initiatives that generate lasting economic and social value.
Amidou Diarra, an Ivorian entrepreneur with ventures in e-commerce, agriculture, education, and advertising, is leveraging his experience to assist emerging business owners through his company, C'possible.
Founded in 2023, C'possible is an entrepreneurial support platform that offers a combination of mentoring, practical workshops, methodological resources, and digital tools. The company's goal is to help develop and implement new business projects.
The platform focuses on rapid action and business structuring. It guides project leaders through key stages, including idea validation, business model development, legal formalization, financial management, and marketing strategy. By providing a clear and accessible framework, C'possible aims to reduce the common barriers to launching a new business.
In addition to its direct support, C'possible is cultivating a community for entrepreneurs. The platform fosters networking and the sharing of experiences, bringing together seasoned experts and new creators to strengthen the French-speaking entrepreneurial ecosystem in Africa.
Diarra is also a co-founder of Monrezo, a platform launched in 2024. Monrezo connects individuals, professionals, and entrepreneurs seeking advice on business, career, or personal matters with African experts and public figures.
Before these projects, Diarra co-founded Diago in 2022. Diago is a digital platform that links informal retailers with supply opportunities and financial services. He served as the company's CEO until 2023, when it was acquired by Chari.co, a Moroccan e-commerce and financial services company.
A graduate in marketing and communication with certifications in coaching and personal development, Diarra began his career in 2016 at Orange Côte d'Ivoire as a press review officer. In 2018, he joined the energy company Total Côte d'Ivoire, where he worked as a gas station manager.
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