The 13th Annual Africa Business Conference at Harvard Business School Conference
was held on 18th & 19th February 2011 and is linked to
entrepreneurial access to industries and markets. We at Akad Africa
then held personal meetings with Africa representatives on how wec can
offer career training, job shadowing and internship access opportunities
with vairous participating firms by way of opportunities for branding,
advertising & marketing for partner
organizations.
The conference is also the ultimate networking opportunity for business and community leaders, corporate sponsors, current and prospective Harvard MBA students and alumni, students from other programs, and educators from around the world. The following slide show below is of photos taken at the event. Our participation is seen on the web page http://www.hbsafricaconference.com/businesses-addressing-technolo/
The conference is also the ultimate networking opportunity for business and community leaders, corporate sponsors, current and prospective Harvard MBA students and alumni, students from other programs, and educators from around the world. The following slide show below is of photos taken at the event. Our participation is seen on the web page http://www.hbsafricaconference.com/businesses-addressing-technolo/
Bridging the Technical Skills Gap Panel
Africa's
education system has been criticized in the past for being too
outdated. This panel was an intense discussion of how we can invest in
Africa’s raw and rich talent using formal and informal educational
programs that provide key technical skills, knowledge and experiences.
Our expert panelists, including Dr. Weche of Akad, shared valuable
insights around how entrepreneurs and institutions are working on
investing in the continent’s human capital in a bid to raise business
competency levels that enable graduates to compete on a global level