2014 US-Africa Business Forum

Ghana’s Leti Arts CEO Shares His Experience at the US-Africa Business Summit 0
- Entrepreneurs
- August 28, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – 30 year old Leti Arts CEO Eyram Tawia was actually surprised when he received an invitation to the largest gathering of American and African business leaders in history. Co-founded as an interactive media studio in 2009 by Eyram and his Kenyan partner Wesley Kirinya, Leti Arts develops mobile games and digital comics based
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Look To Entrepreneurs To Determine If US-Africa Summit Was A Success – Tony Elumelu Foundation 0
- Development
- August 21, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – The US-Africa Leaders Summit was a remarkable experience for me. I am American, but was born and raised in Nigeria, and as a lifelong student of African history, the depth, the breadth and the focus of the conversations during the Summit impressed me. I left confident that the wave that brought this current
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Sudanese Billionaire Mo Ibrahim Calls American Businesses ‘Misinformed’1
- Entrepreneurs
- August 6, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – Tuesday, during the ongoing US-Africa Business Summit initiated by president Barack Obama to revamp trade relations with Africa, Celtel Founder and Sudanese billionaire Mo Ibrahim called the American business community “misinformed” on the basis of its widespread ignorance of the continent’s business potential. “I’m actually a little bit amazed that all those Africans
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Ghana’s Leti Arts Participates In U.S.- Africa Business Forum 1
- Companies
- August 3, 2014
ENTERPRISE54 – Leti Arts, an interactive media studio developing mobile games and digital comics based on African history and folklore, has been invited to participate in the U.S.-Africa Business Forum, as part of President Obama’s U.S.-Africa Leaders’ Summit. Starting from August 4 – 6, President Obama is hosting leaders from across the African continent for
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