The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and CWG Plc, Africa’s largest IT Integration Company are to partner on boosting the African IT sector and give opportunity for growth.
This formed part of an interactive session when a delegation of the World Economic Forum went on a familiarisation tour of the CWG Plc facilities at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos recently.
WEF delegates, Associate Director and Head of Africa membership, Ms. Jesmane Boggenpoel and Assamoi, Community Lead Business Engagement, Africa, Mr. Bertrand were at CWG on the invitation of the founder, Austin Okere, for an interactive session at CWG headquarters.
CWG highlighted its offerings to the public and private sector that are positioned to enable growth across Africa since its inception in 1992.
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