Apollo Agriculture

Investment firm Accion explains why it backed Nairobi-based Apollo Agriculture

Published by Ashley Lewis on 25 May 2020

Impact investment firm Accion recently announced a follow-on investment in Nairobi-based Apollo Agriculture, a platform that helps farmers maximise their profits.

The journey so far: Eli Pollak, founder and CEO, Apollo Agriculture

Published by Kate Douglas on 20 November 2017

‘There is a temptation to conflate going to conferences, with the hard work that comes with understanding your customers and building your team.’

Apollo Agriculture

Investment firm Accion explains why it backed Nairobi-based Apollo Agriculture

The journey so far: Eli Pollak, founder and CEO, Apollo Agriculture

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