Kinshasa: « the digital ecosystem » will be at the heart of a Congo Business Network session this July 26, 2019

The international Congo Business Network organizes an event on July 26, 2019 at Kin Plaza Arjaan by Rotana in Kinshasa. This conference will be on the theme: « Digital ecosystem: What should be the priorities to emerge Congolese technology? « 

According to the organizers, the objective of the session is to « create an environment in which Congolese professionals and entrepreneurs can meet to discuss a major economic issue and also propose solutions.  »

The session also aims to foster networking opportunities for members and other participants from the public and private sectors to seek the expertise needed to work on a project that can produce products or services that will improve the quality of life. Congolese lives across the country.

On the agenda of this meeting organized by this network of ambitious entrepreneurs: a panel discussion on the Congolese digital ecosystem and time to answer questions from participants.

Speakers will include Sabrina Ngalamulume, Program Manager at Onboard Limited and Business Development Manager at Sodeico Holding; Bernard Malaba Tshienda, Hub Manager at Ingenious City; Bonny Maya, Managing Director of Tinda and eMart.cd; and Blaise Mbuba, Director of Electronic Banking Products at United Bank for Africa.

The moderation of this session organized with LinkedIn Events (new system for planning professional events) will be provided by Christelle Dibata.

Some Congo Business Network entrepreneurs in Kinshasa include Djo Moupondo, CEO of Sodeico; Bonny Maya, Managing Director of Tinda and eMart.cd; and Pierre Kabambi, Founder of Ebutelo and Producer of 30Eco, a show about the economy, entrepreneurship and technology on B-One TV.

In the lot of sponsors and partners include Onboard, Talent2Africa, Zoom-Eco.net and Congo Digital.

As a reminder, Congo Business Network is an international network of Congolese professionals and entrepreneurs. Its mission is to connect professionals and entrepreneurs in the world of business in order to contribute to Congo’s economic development.

The organization is led by a former US Army soldier, Noel K. Tshiani, President of Agere Global, a New York-based investment and trading advisory firm in the United States of America.

The network brings together experienced professionals and entrepreneurs in cities such as Hong Kong, Montreal, New York, Paris and Kinshasa. These professionals work for companies such as Microsoft, BNP Paribas, Deloitte, Airbnb and Société Générale.

Nathy MUJINGA