Summary
Did you know that there are 54 countries on the African continent? That’s 54 opportunities to trade and foster communications with nations that are up-and-coming in the sphere of innovation! Toyin Umesiri, CEO and founder of Nazaru, talks with us about commercial interests in Africa, the Trade with Africa Business Summit, and how one person can have a major impact on such a global scale. She also talks about how her company, Nazaru, fosters B2B dialogue and showcases Africa’s many different exporters and brands.
To learn more about Nazaru, visit Nazaru.com.
To learn more about the Trade with Africa Business Summit click here.
Get to know more about Toyin through her website, ToyinUmesiri.com.
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