We deliver speeches regulalry across the globe. Email info@afrit.org if you want us to speak in your programme. The following are samples of our talks.
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Upcoming Talks
Microsoft BisSpark, Silicon Valley Oct 7, 2013
FAU info session – Silicon Valley (Oct 8). Join Black Founders, The African Network, Kapor Center, Microsoft BizSpark & others
Sample past speaking engagements
Prof.Dr. Ndubuisi Ekekwe will be speaking at MIT Sloan AFRICAN INNOVATE Program on April 14, 2012. He will participate in a panel titled Lights, Camera, Africa! Building a formidable creative industry.
Prof. Dr. Ndubuisi Ekekwe will deliver a University Public Lecture at Babcock University Nigeria on March 21, 2012 at 2pm. This lecture will focus on neuromorphic systems and their applications to ICT and medicine. Dr. Ekekwe is an Adjunct Professor of Engineering in this school.
We spoke with BBC World Service on Oct 28, 2011 during the Tech4Africa.
Our Founder will keynote Africa4IT conference in Lagos this March. More than 23 MNCs will be attending.
Dr. Ndubuisi Ekekwe is the keynote speaker in Brandeis University Africa Forum (Feb 9, 2012). The title of his talk is Elements for Africa’s Future Growth – a version will appear inHarvard Business Review Global Insight.
Dr. Ndubuisi Ekekwe Has Accepted To Speak At Annual World Congress Of Nano-S&T, Qingdao China (Oct 2012)
May 18, 2011: We will speak at Apps World Africa June 2011
May 18 2011: We will speak at Social Media WorldForum Africa June 2011
May 18 2011: We will speak at Tech4Africa, South Africa, Oct 27-28, 2011
Feb 22, 2011: Our Founder spoke at Harvard Business School African Conference as a panelist.
Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design invited us to speak at 2010 annual conference on globally conscious design, “A Better World by Design” (2010)
Oct 4, 2010: Our Founder will attend Wharton Africa Business Forum/ Wharton Business School. He will be involved in a panel discussion on Beyond natural resources: the future of knowledge-based industries in Africa
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