AITEC Africa said it has thrown her door s open to banks and other financial institutions to attend the Banking & Mobile Money West Africa Conference at Eko Hotel from 12-13 March for free.
The organizers that the VIP delegate passes provide access to the full conference and exhibition over both days, including lunches and refreshments.
“We are offering professionals in West Africa’s financial services sector FREE delegate spaces at this year’s AITEC Banking & Mobile Money West Africa Conference at Eko Hotel, Lagos over 12-13 March. Below are some of the stimulating topics our line-up of industry experts will be sharing with delegates,” the message reads.
Part of the conference programme and topics include: “Future-proofing your technology landscape through outsourcing” by Derrydean Dadzie, chief doer, DreamOval, Ghana; “Social media and banking: crowdsourcing customers and managing relationships” to be delivered by Gbenga Sesan, Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (PIN); “The mPos journey” by Quintin Stephen, sales director, iVeri, South Africa and “Building an open mobile acceptance platform in Africa” by Matt Putman, managing director, Emerge Mobile, South Africa.
Others are: “Promoting financial inclusion through the use of cardless transactions” by Titilola Shogaolu, chief payment & vas officer, Interswitch, Nigeria; “What do Nigerian Agents and SMEs really want?” by Simon Aderinlola, COO, BeyondBranches International, Nigeria; “Outline outsourcing: Converting fixed cost into variable cost by Samuel Adasoga, CEO, Thoughtstudios, Nigeria; “Platform-as-a-Service (PAAS)- The future of Financial Services IT on the Cloud” by Obi Emetarom, MD/CEO, AppZone Limited; Innovative disruption in Nigerian digital payments through micro & mobile merchant acquiring” by Mosh Adetoro, CEO, Qrios, Nigeria and “Practical scale-driven mobile-based growth strategies for financial institutions” by Chibuzo Ene, ceo of Edge Financial Systems Group, Kenya.
The workshops will dwell on issues like The role of banks in achieving traceability for West Africa’s agricultural exports to be handled by Judson Welsh, chairman and founder, African Investors Management Services, Ghana; Quality, Software Testing & Mobility – A Case for performance testing Scriptless test automation by Roland Oladeji Omoresemi, CEO & Founder, Tezza Business Solutions Ltd, USA, Nigeria, Kenya and Dan Gannon, President and CEO, Turnkey Solutions, USA.
AITEC Africa’s core business since 1987 has been focused on ICT event management, professional development and training in Africa. It has been a market-leading pioneer in terms of spreading knowledge on the Internet, computing and telecommunications in sub-Saharan Africa.