Michigan Tech Week 2026
Michigan Tech Week 2026 brought together founders, investors, corporate innovators, policy leaders, students, and ecosystem builders at Michigan Central for three days of connection, capital, and collaboration.
Michigan Tech Week 2026 brought together founders, investors, corporate innovators, policy leaders, students, and ecosystem builders at Michigan Central for three days of connection, capital, and collaboration.
We are looking for curious builders, thinkers, designers, and systems-oriented students who want to help shape something ambitious from the ground up.
At AfricaXchange 2026 in Nairobi, Kwathu Smart Innovation Farms [KSIF] was presented for the first time on an international stage as part of the broader Q2 ecosystem.
Q2 Systems is pleased to share that our founder, Ms. Nthanda Manduwi has been nominated in the 2026 Consumer Choice Awards under the category Most Inspiring Female Business Leader.
Q2 Systems has been selected as a semifinalist in the 2026 Burgess New Venture Challenge (BNVC) at Michigan State University, one of the university’s premier competitions for student-founded ventures.
We are in 2026. That places us firmly in the second quarter of the 21st century. What worked for the first 25 years of this century is structurally insufficient for the next 25.
The episode, part of the UNCDF and DFI’s series on gender and digital finance, explored how women-led innovation, policy reform, and technology are shaping more inclusive economies across Africa.
On the 28th of October, Q2 Corporation had the honor of representing Michigan State University at Spartan Ventures 2025: An Evening with Student Founders, hosted at Thermo Fisher Scientific in South San Francisco.
In October 2025, Q2 Corporation made its international debut at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco — one of the world’s most influential gatherings for founders, investors, and innovators shaping the future of technology.
United Nations Africa Renewal recently profiled Q2 Corporation as a model for how AI, simulation, and systems thinking can accelerate development, bridge opportunity gaps, and reshape Africa’s education-to-employment pipeline.