Kenya maintains its integral spot as a global hotbed for entrepreneurship. Thousands of new businesses spring up each year. Dozens progress to a notable scale. From there, some even grow to become legendary household names across the region. Undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship degrees flourish. Hundreds of doctoral candidates write their dissertations on entrepreneurial topics. A myriad of training, coaching and mentoring goes on every month across our 47 counties. But a pinnacle moment in startups comes when pitching one’s business idea and fledgling venture to prospective investors. …