Breakfast Connect

On this podcast, we look at the role of Cultural and Creative industries (including arts and crafts, design, entertainment, architecture, etc) as a vital force in accelerating human development and driving growth on the continent. It is pertinent that we highlight the importance of a new way of thinking, that is dedicated to the analysis of the key role of intellectual capital and the creative economy as drivers for knowledge and innovation-based society.
Teddy manages ESPartners’ West Africa Operations from Abidjan. Passionate about entrepreneurship development in fragile economies, Teddy joined ESPartners in 2011. His ambition is to leverage entrepreneurship to foster prosperity across Africa and beyond.
Since joining ESPartners in 2011, Teddy has led several engagements in Haiti, East Africa, and West Africa.

On this podcast, we look at the role of Cultural and Creative industries (including arts and crafts, design, entertainment, architecture, etc) as a vital force in accelerating human development and driving growth on the continent. It is pertinent that we highlight the importance of a new way of thinking, that is dedicated to the analysis of the key role of intellectual capital and the creative economy as drivers for knowledge and innovation-based society.
Teddy manages ESPartners’ West Africa Operations from Abidjan. Passionate about entrepreneurship development in fragile economies, Teddy joined ESPartners in 2011. His ambition is to leverage entrepreneurship to foster prosperity across Africa and beyond.
Since joining ESPartners in 2011, Teddy has led several engagements in Haiti, East Africa, and West Africa.

On this podcast, we look at the role of Cultural and Creative industries (including arts and crafts, design, entertainment, architecture, etc) as a vital force in accelerating human development and driving growth on the continent. It is pertinent that we highlight the importance of a new way of thinking, that is dedicated to the analysis of the key role of intellectual capital and the creative economy as drivers for knowledge and innovation-based society.
Teddy manages ESPartners’ West Africa Operations from Abidjan. Passionate about entrepreneurship development in fragile economies, Teddy joined ESPartners in 2011. His ambition is to leverage entrepreneurship to foster prosperity across Africa and beyond.
Since joining ESPartners in 2011, Teddy has led several engagements in Haiti, East Africa, and West Africa.

On this podcast, we look at the role of Cultural and Creative industries (including arts and crafts, design, entertainment, architecture, etc) as a vital force in accelerating human development and driving growth on the continent. It is pertinent that we highlight the importance of a new way of thinking, that is dedicated to the analysis of the key role of intellectual capital and the creative economy as drivers for knowledge and innovation-based society. Teddy manages ESPartners’ West Africa Operations from Abidjan. Passionate about entrepreneurship development in fragile economies, Teddy joined ESPartners in 2011. His ambition is to leverage entrepreneurship to foster prosperity across Africa and beyond. Since joining ESPartners in 2011, Teddy has led several engagements in Haiti, East Africa, and West Africa.

CeedCap is a global startup studio that co-builds high-growth digital startups with audacious African founders.
The company provides venture building, private equity, strategic advisory, and corporate innovation services to the technology-enabled sector. Operating as a bridge between Africa’s digital economy and the international VC investment, CeedCap connects people, capital, and ideas to accelerate innovation and provide value to portfolio companies, limited partners, and the connected world.

CeedCap is a global startup studio that co-builds high-growth digital startups with audacious African founders.
The company provides venture building, private equity, strategic advisory, and corporate innovation services to the technology-enabled sector. Operating as a bridge between Africa’s digital economy and the international VC investment, CeedCap connects people, capital, and ideas to accelerate innovation and provide value to portfolio companies, limited partners, and the connected world.

CeedCap is a global startup studio that co-builds high-growth digital startups with audacious African founders.
The company provides venture building, private equity, strategic advisory, and corporate innovation services to the technology-enabled sector. Operating as a bridge between Africa’s digital economy and the international VC investment, CeedCap connects people, capital, and ideas to accelerate innovation and provide value to portfolio companies, limited partners, and the connected world.

CeedCap is a global startup studio that co-builds high-growth digital startups with audacious African founders.The company provides venture building, private equity, strategic advisory, and corporate innovation services to the technology-enabled sector. Operating as a bridge between Africa’s digital economy and the international VC investment, CeedCap connects people, capital, and ideas to accelerate innovation and provide value to portfolio companies, limited partners, and the connected world.

Aderemi Adejumo has a Civil Engineering degree from City University, London, and an MBA from Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium. He has more than 30 years of experience in Technology, having worked in the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, and Switzerland before moving back to Nigeria.
He has extensive experience having worked in a number of blue-chip companies, namely; NatWest Group, Citibank, UBS AG, Carrefour, IBM, and Compaq.
He is a Microsoft Certified Database expert and an expert in Cloud computing. He was responsible for managing and supporting several large enterprise database infrastructures. He was the Head of Infrastructure and Head of Admin for Ecobank Nigeria.
He enlightens us on cloud computing and the misconception surrounding it.

Aderemi Adejumo has a Civil Engineering degree from City University, London, and an MBA from Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium. He has more than 30 years of experience in Technology, having worked in the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, and Switzerland before moving back to Nigeria.
He has extensive experience having worked in a number of blue-chip companies, namely; NatWest Group, Citibank, UBS AG, Carrefour, IBM, and Compaq.
He is a Microsoft Certified Database expert and an expert in Cloud computing. He was responsible for managing and supporting several large enterprise database infrastructures. He was the Head of Infrastructure and Head of Admin for Ecobank Nigeria.
He enlightens us on cloud computing and the misconception surrounding it.