Join W.TEC and Other Women In Tech At The Social Media Week Lagos

Odunayo Eweniyi

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Published:

February 19, 2015

Subject(s): Opinion

The Women’s Technology Empowerment Centre (W.TEC) presentation panel at the Social Media Week Lagos is a must-attend for [female] tech enthusiasts. The panel will feature three techpreneurs who are running successful businesses using mobile technology and social media to grow and promote their enterprises.

The panel’s focus will be majorly on the goal of getting women to be more engaged with smart gadgets.

Date: Wednesday, February 25
Time: 9.00 – 10:30am
Venue: SMW Campus at the Landmark Centre, Masterclass Suite, Water Corporation Drive, off Ligali Ayorinde Road, Oniru, Victoria Island

Speakers include:

CEO Jaundus Radio: Bukola Akinfaderin
Co Founder, Nerve City: Silas Okwuche
Technical Lead for Youth Education Programmes – CcHub: Desiree Craig

The moderator of the event is Modupe Darabidan, Programme Manager, Women’s Technology Empowerment Centre – W.TEC

For more information visit the Social Media Week website.

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