25 - 26 April 2023
Radisson Blu Nairobi,
Nairobi
Why Join The Africa Connected Leaders Programme?
Africa Connected Leaders Programme is a partnership programme, dedicated to help you develop stronger ties with other stakeholders through targeted virtual 1-2-1 meetings.
Why Join?
Buyer Focused Meeting Programme
Be part of our curated digital meeting service to meet target solution providers.
Leadership Roundtables
Priority access to our special Roundtable discussions on Africa’s biggest topics and trends.
Twitter Masterclass
Priority access to our series of Twitter Leadership workshops. Topics include Twitter for Government/NGO Leadership & Corporate Executive Workshop, 10 May, Twitter for Journalists & Online Content Creator Workshop, 11 May and Cultivating Community TwitterVoices in Africa.
VIP Access
Work with our dedicated VIP team to meet your peers attending East Africa Com.
East Africa Com / AHUB East
Explore the latest market trends and investment opportunities across our industry leading sessions.
Africa Tech Festival
Complimentary VIP access to the biggest pan-African tech and telco event in the continent, exclusive access to invite-only VIP networking events and the VIP lounge.
Gift Card Rewards
Discover our tailor-made and personalized rewards programme.
LeadersIn Summit
As part of the Africa Connected Leaders Programme, you will receive access to the LeadersIn Summit - a short programme of quality content looking at the issues most impactful to African tech. The LeadersIn Africa Summit is an exclusive, invite-only session run under Chatham House rules to encourage frank, productive dialogue and build further connections between industry leaders, policy and regulators.
Roundtable Discussions
Bridging the talent and skills gap - how can we help close Africa's skills mismatch?
Cynthia Bavo, Director of People & Culture - Jaza Energy
Joan Wainaina, Human Resource Business Partner, Retail Banking - Standard Chartered Bank
Integrating inclusion in tech - how do you ensure that your company fosters an engaging and collaborative culture?
Nadira Bayat, Gender and Trade Expert - United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Naadiya Moosajee, Co-Founder – WomHub Ibrahima
Nour Eddine Diagne, Chairman and Co-Founder - African Performance Institute
The Nexus of renewable energy, and food value chains, and the sustainability challenge of Africa’s agriculture growth
Lloyd Le Page, Senior Advisor for Agriculture and Food Investment - Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
What will the African telco landscape look like in 2030?
Adrian Ho, Practice Leader, Advanced Digital Services - Omdia
Marie-Anne Kinyanjui, Head of Regulatory and Public Policy - Safaricom
Positioning African fintech sector for growth now and beyond the crisis
Temwani Simwaka, Chief Financial Officer - Standard Bank Malawi
Lesley-Ann Vaughan, Co-Creator M-PESA, Product Strategy Leader – Mojaloop Foundation
Kagiso Mothibi, Department Head: Fintech & Innovation Hub - Financial Sector Conduct Authority
How African businesses can leverage the African continental free trade area and what are the challenges?
Jean Bertrand Azapmo, Principal Adviser to the AU Commissioner for Trade and Industry, Department of Trade and Industry - African Union Commission