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Heavy Chef: The Data Gateways – What Does The Future Hold? (Live)
Companies like Flutterwave and PayFast have been experiencing extraordinary growth during the COVID-19 crisis. This has led to an extraordinary amount of […]
Rotary: Living Online During COVID19
August is popping off đ with all the organizations and initiatives I am deeply passionate about. â â â â Rotary International is an amazing organization that […]
Unpacking Africa | ‘Rona and Me
Unpacking Africa: 2020 started with national lockdowns from Asia, Europe, Americas to the African continent in response to the pandemic caused by the CoronaVirus or Covid-19, with […]
HackLab – Founders Series
The conversation with Emmanuel Agbeko Gamor as he shares extensively on Learning in the Age of Digital Transformation in Africa. Register here […]
Fake News & You
Digital Reputation Management with the University of Stellenbosch Business School Executive Education program in Sandton, South Africa. My colleagues and I are […]
Workspace Global: Creating A Business that Fulfills a Need
Sydney Scott Sam, MBA +Â Workspace Global: Study shows that 90% of all startups fail within their first five years. For the remaining […]
GBC 24 Interview with Moomen Tonight on Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
GBC 24 Interview with Moomen Tonight on Ghana Broadcasting Corporation. Emmanuel Agbeko Gamor is one of 50 Global Shapers selected globally to […]
Covid19 African Business & Economies
Covid19 response: The South African đżđŚÂ Global Shapers will be hosting weekly webinars on the impact of COVID-19 in the country, focusing primarily on […]
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We host facilitation programs and digital education tools custom-designed for clients and organizations. Kukuza Podcasters Festival annually in partnership with Urithi Media to help amplify African voices.
Team Facilitators
I can’t remember how Emmanuel and I came to cross paths. I do know that when we did meet, I saw a Leader that Africa needs to learn from. Emmanuel and I collaborated when I was running the Graduate Programme at Thomson Reuters. I was inspired by his involvement in youth development, leadership development and collaborative networking so I asked him to run a programme for Thomson Reuters’ Graduates.
Simon Vorster
Organizational AnthropologistEmmanuel and I worked closely on delivering the Entrepreneurial Leadership curriculum at African Leadership University. As a new hire, he on-boarded me very smoothly to the team and it was a delight working with him. He has been a role model for me in his deep passion for Africa.
Alioune Fall
Schwarzman ScholarEmmanuel Gamor is a seasoned entrepreneur who has worked across Africa developing many entrepreneurial initiatives geared towards impacting lives.
Carmen Attikossie
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