Ommo Clark

"Would-be women entrepreneurs should never conform to gender stereotypes. They should get rid of any self limiting beliefs they hold and do what they are passionate about."

"Don't do something just because other people are doing it and making money from it - do it because you are passionate about it and are good at it."

"Before starting in business, you have to research and plan - remember, not all great ideas make good businesses."

"Some of the youth claimed that they are not using the internet whereas they are using it and unaware of how they can make a huge income from its use."

"Instead of wasting money on social media, why can’t we turn it to productive use by advertising what we do;.."

"Technology is being used to solve many problems now; ICT can be used for what we call e-Commerce. We can now trade without going out of our homes. All transactions are now done on internet."

"when a software is developed, the bits of code that make it up do not know whether it is a male that wrote them or a female. They perform based on how well they are written, regardless of the gender of the developer."

"Before giving up their day’s job, I’ll ask would-be entrepreneurs to plan very well, research and understand their market. They need to have enough start-up capital, learn about financial management and marketing. For existing entrepreneurs, I’d say, do not give up on the dream."

"I wish I had known that running a business is a lot more than having the technical ability to do a job."

"If you consistently do the minimum expected of you then do not be surprised when your life becomes minimum."

"As a technology entrepreneur, I believe technology provides a solution to every business, social challenge or need."

"I decided to start up a truly indigenous software company to show that local people can be good software developers, and also to showcase and promote locally developed applications."

"Anybody can do whatever they set their minds to do."

"My mission is to use technology as a tool to help people and businesses get from where they are now to where they want to be."