Einstein Ntim is the CEO of Global Startup Ecosystem (GSE) accelerating people and organizations into the digital age. GSE is the first and largest creator of digital accelerators educating startups, governments, and corporations, culminating as the fastest growing community of tech moguls, politicians and business leaders. He is also Partner at the Africa Future Fund investing in initiatives across the Africa and the Diaspora that leverage advancing exponential technologies to “leap frog” Africa’s future. Einstein provides access to tech & capital experts and speaks on topics covering entrepreneurship, AI, exponential technologies, mental health and emerging markets. He also launched the largest series of tech summits across emerging markets: Space Tech Summit, Blockchain, AI, Ghana Tech Summit, Haiti Tech Summit, Africa Future Summit & Tour: the largest tech tour in African History across 10 African Nations.
As a serial entrepreneur, Einstein founded a mental health facility in London and two health care startups – Enabled AI (The AI Mental Health App for Carers and Healthcare Professionals) and Bloomer Tech (which embeds IOT sensors into bras to tackle cardiovascular disease).
In Silicon Valley, Einstein worked on connecting startups to Draper Venture Networks, Bold Emerge Capital, and capital networks that target entrepreneurs from emerging markets. As an influencer within startup networks, Einstein sits on Singularity University’s Advisory Board, Enabled Health’s Advisory Board, is a Windsor Scholar, and a Ghana’s Future Leaders U30.
Einstein has had a diverse career in capital markets (UBS, Statestreet, Deutsche Bank), authorship (A New Way), military (UK TA), Educator (Methodist Church) and professional sports (Harlequins & England Rugby). He has conducted business across Europe, China, India, Latin America and Africa for supranational companies. Einstein is a Whitgift Scholar who studied Economics & Policy at the LSE, Chinese Languages and Philosophy at Nanjing University, Theology at the Methodist Church Britain, and acted as British Council GenUK Ambassador in India and China