Founder Of Digimillennials Gets Accepted Into Black Entrepreneurship Program In Canada

The Founder of Digimillennials Media Services, Peter Pearse-Elosia, has been announced as one of the delegates of the LiftOff Waterloo Wellington Program; a A black-led business accelerator and incubator for black entrepreneurs in Canada.

On the 12th of July, the LiftOff Black Business Hub took to their social media handles to announce that Peter Pearse-Elosia, alongside 14 other founders have been chosen to undergo business training and mentorship by the Canadian organization. As its name suggests, the initiative is concerned with assisting as many founders of colour as it can to take their businesses to the next level.

It is no longer news that the youth of the Black race are a talented bunch. All over the globe, Black young people make statements daily with how talented they are, even beyond the very harsh sociopolitical conditions faced by many of them within their homes and outside them.

These are the talents that Digimillennials aims at showcasing to the world, one story at a time. The media ensemble which has the vision of being “a definitive platform that celebrates, elevates and amplifies black culture from Africa and around the world” has locations in Lagos, southern Nigeria; telling resplendent stories about music, film, fashion, food, sports and the urban culture of black people in Africa and in the diaspora.

“Our essence lies at the core of the beauty of Black people”, said Peter Pearse-Elosia, Digimillennials’ founder. “Our peculiarities and unique features make us a special pack of humans and it is only necessary that our stories are told through methods that are equally as beautiful.”

“I believe that this marks a turning point in how things will be run in my business going forward. I appreciate this opportunity and cannot wait to experience all the knowledge that LiftOff has planned for us” Peter concluded.