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#19 Dario La Torre - Will The Next Wave Of E-Commerce Growth Come From Africa?
Dario La Torre is the Chief Commercial Officer of JUMIA Global. He has been leading the international growth of major international marketplaces like ZALORA (Global Fashion Group) and JUMIA Group, the number 1 e-commerce group in Africa. Dario has been based in Asia since 2012 and in China since 2017. He holds a Master of Science degree in International Business from Fudan University in Shanghai. Dario is extremely passionate about global sourcing and cross-border e-commerce
Website: https://www.jumia.com.ng/jumia-global/
Jumia Group is a company which operates a range of online marketplaces. The company was founded by Jeremy Hodara and Sacha Poignonnec in 2013. Its headquarters are currently in the Yaba area of Lagos, Nigeria. The company initially started out as the Rocket Internet Company. However, the rapid growth of the company allowed it to secure strategic investors, including CDC, Goldman Sachs, Orange, MTN and the Millicom group.
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By Jan Smejkal & JC XuDario La Torre is the Chief Commercial Officer of JUMIA Global. He has been leading the international growth of major international marketplaces like ZALORA (Global Fashion Group) and JUMIA Group, the number 1 e-commerce group in Africa. Dario has been based in Asia since 2012 and in China since 2017. He holds a Master of Science degree in International Business from Fudan University in Shanghai. Dario is extremely passionate about global sourcing and cross-border e-commerce
Website: https://www.jumia.com.ng/jumia-global/
Jumia Group is a company which operates a range of online marketplaces. The company was founded by Jeremy Hodara and Sacha Poignonnec in 2013. Its headquarters are currently in the Yaba area of Lagos, Nigeria. The company initially started out as the Rocket Internet Company. However, the rapid growth of the company allowed it to secure strategic investors, including CDC, Goldman Sachs, Orange, MTN and the Millicom group.