The right kind of innovation doesn't just build companies — it builds countries.
Named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 — Venture Capital class of 2026, Eunice Ajim is the Founding General Partner of Ajim Capital. Born and raised in Cameroon, she moved to the United States in 2011 and went on to become a two-time tech founder — an experience that defines how she invests today.
Before launching the fund, Eunice built and scaled her own startup, raising $3.7M and growing it to $10M+ in value before exiting. She navigated the full arc of the founder journey — including building through adversity — which gives her an unusually grounded understanding of what her portfolio founders face at every stage.
Her investment edge is structural: she has spent years cataloguing 300+ proven business models from India, China, and Latin America — mapping each to Africa's specific infrastructure gaps, mobile-first consumer behaviors, and regulatory realities. This proprietary database drives Ajim Capital's sourcing, diligence, and post-investment support, replacing guesswork with pattern recognition from markets that have gone before.
With a portfolio of 30+ companies across Fund I and her angel investments — including Raenest (backed at pre-seed, now with a $14.3M total raise led by QED Investors), BuuPass, Dojah, Flex Finance, and Spleet — Eunice is currently deploying Fund II, a $20M vehicle targeting the next generation of African category leaders at pre-seed and seed.
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