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How we’re bridging tech and fitness for a healthier Africa — Franklin Simeon

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In December 2023, Fitxn Inc emerged as a transformative force in the fitness industry, driven by a mission to enhance the health and longevity of Africans. The inspiration for this innovative brand stemmed from a startling statistic encountered in 2019: Africa had the lowest life expectancy in the world, averaging just 59 years, with Nigeria trailing even lower at approximately 54 years. This revelation ignited a personal commitment to fitness and health in the founder, Franklin Emeka Simeon, who aspired to live to 100 years. Recognizing the importance of fitness in achieving this goal, Franklin began exploring fitness centers, only to discover that many of these businesses operated on outdated, manual processes that hindered their growth and ability to serve more clients.

The idea for Fitxn Inc took shape as Franklin envisioned a technological solution to empower fitness businesses. By developing tools that streamline operations, Fitxn aims to help these establishments scale effectively, ultimately allowing them to reach and serve a larger audience. The journey to launch Fitxn was not immediate, but with the collaborative efforts of Franklin and his co-founder, Legacy, the brand officially launched, ready to make a significant impact on the fitness landscape in Africa.

Fitxn Inc’s ultimate mission is to foster a culture of health and fitness across the continent. By supporting fitness businesses in their growth, Fitxn believes it can catalyze a broader movement towards healthier lifestyles among Africans. The brand’s innovative solutions have already demonstrated that fitness businesses utilizing Fitxn run more efficiently and experience accelerated growth. As the fitness industry expands, it holds the potential to contribute to a healthier population, leading to numerous benefits, including reduced healthcare costs and enhanced quality of life.

Franklin Emeka Simeon, the visionary behind Fitxn Inc, studied Oil and Gas Engineering at All Nations University in Ghana, although he has transitioned into a successful career as a business consultant and marketing strategist. Hailing from Imo State, Franklin’s journey reflects a deep-rooted commitment to improving the health and well-being of his community and beyond. With Fitxn Inc, he aims to not only change the way fitness businesses operate but also to inspire a healthier future for all Africans. Through technology and community engagement, Fitxn is poised to revolutionize the fitness industry and promote a vibrant, healthy lifestyle across the continent.

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