In a well-received Harvard Business Review article – Can African Tech Startups Succeed in a World Dominated by Facebook and Google? – I provided ways startups could compete in the age of Google and Facebook. The fact is this: every business is local even in the age of the internet. Yes, I do take time to thank companies which join our Tekedia Mini-MBA, and many appreciate that.
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So the vilage boy would teach something of value, and not find a waybto implement it, you’re joking!
I knew there was motive behind the name dropping, anyways a good one indeed. That said, it the scathetization model you implemented that beats me hands down. Well done.
Because that playbook is important, I am sharing it under this comment section – “What Is Your Sachetization Playbook in Nigeria?” https://www.tekedia.com/what-is-your-sachetization-playbook-in-nigeria/