

Kenneth Ashigbey, is the COO of Multi TV, Ghana’s 1st private, Multi-Channel FrTAr DTH TV Service. Member of the GhIE , & holds a PMP from PMI, with MBA Finance from Leicester University and BSc Hons in Electrical &Electronics Engineering from UST, Ghana. He h

Aidan joined SEACOM as Head of Business Development in early 2009. Previously in management consulting, Aidan developed and implemented a number of launch strategies for mobile operators in the Middle East and Africa. He also worked in South Africa consulting to several

Thomas Choi is a satellite entrepreneur with over 18 years of experience in the Satellite and Aerospace industry. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Asia Broadcast Satellite Limited (ABS). Prior to ABS, Tom founded Speedcast, a valued added satellit

Dr. Edmund Katiti holds a Ph.D. in Telecommunication Systems Engineering. As Policy and Regulatory Advisor in NEPAD e-Africa Commission, he was responsible for the development of the Kigali Protocol and is overseeing its implementation. Before joining the Commission, Dr

First National Bank (FNB) recently appointed Yolande van Wyk as the new CEO for Smart Services. Yolande and her highly skilled and dedicated team are responsible for the development of innovative alternative banking solutions a well as FNBs eMoney business. Yolande joi

Thierry Tomiet has over 15 years experience in the Telecommunications industry. Since 2005, he is the MEA Director for IP&Data sales for Telecom Italia Sparkle. Prior to this, Thierry was the VP & Head of Sales of Tiscali International Network being also the Man

Funke Opeke is Chief Executive Officer of Main One Cable Company. Main One was launched to build and operate a submarine cable system which will connect countries in West and Central Africa with each other and connect in Europe with other existing cable systems linking

Sadiq Malik is lead consultant at BCT Global in South Africa. BCT Global provides consultancy services to telcos and enterprises that transition to all IP based radio networks and training programs on 3 G LTE, Wimax, FTTH and VAS applications for Telco operators in Afri
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