Excerpts from EBF-AAUA 1.40

The fourth edition of the entrepreneurs' breakfast happened on the 22nd of September. Value Creation for Start-ups was not a bad theme to discuss. Guests enjoyed the breakfast and had a lot to think about for weeks to come. We are glad for the professionalism of Victor Emaye, the guest facilitator. All thanks to the diligence of the kitchen crew - what is a breakfast without well made dishes.
Special thanks to Dami, Eunice, Tani, Ope, Mabel and Victoria for ever helping with the logistics. I found a new friend in Adedeji, thanks brother for being there. The Jesus Corpers' at Akungba remain a strong support for EBF, you guys are the best. Special thanks to enactus and all my other friends that sat in EBF-AAUA 1.40.

See us all come October 20, for edition 1.50. You can't miss Tourism Business Potential. You can register immediately at bit.ly/breakfastAAUA. Catch you then.

Ever me,
Nedu Eze

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  1. Mace BreakfastSeptember 26, 2018 at 6:49 AM

    Get the presentation here
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yKtjUnYur9kxyWwTkLTGHpTQJYbkS4Op/view?usp=drivesdk

    Nedu Eze.

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