10 Reasons You Should Attend Technology Times Outlook Summit 2010

Posted February 24, 2010 - 2:16pm by Loy


Since its debut in 2008, Technology Times Outlook Business Summit has become Nigeria’s must-attend annual ICT event where decision makers across the ICT ecosystem converge every February to point the compass in the direction the industry is headed.

This year, the event will hold from February 23 – 25, and will feature keynotes, panel sessions, leadership luncheons, new product announcements and showcase of innovative products and services across the ICT product, service and value chain in Nigeria.

Technology Times Outlook 2010 will also converge the largest gathering of professionals in ICT and allied sectors featuring landmark ‘events-with-event’ including The Mobile Telephony Forum; e-Payment Forum; ICT in Governance Forum; Journalism and New Media Forum, Internet Forum, Web 2.0 Forumamong others.

Here are 10 reasons you should attend the Technology Times Outlook Summit 2010…

  1. Discover first-hand where Nigerian ICT industry is headed in 2010 and beyond
  2. Network with CEOs and decision makers in ICT, financial services and key sectors of the Nigerian economy
  3. Listen to inspiring insights, experiences and ideas from industry leaders and innovators
  4. Get first-hand announcements on key industry innovations and policy directions
  5. Explore innovative ICT products and services
  6. Meet and Network with key press and media decision makers
  7. Get answers to your thought-provoking questions directly from ICT decision makers
  8. Leverage strategic opportunities to contribute policy recommendations that foster growth-oriented ICT industry in Nigeria
  9. Discover Nigeria’s web 2.0 industry innovators, start-ups and entrepreneurs.
  10. Listen to and watch Loy Okezie (me) deliver a live presentation of an overview of the Nigerian startup ecosystem.

If you need more reasons to attend, think about the opportunity to meet and possibly take pictures with the likes of Ernest Ndukwe, Lamido Sanusi, Leo Stan Ekeh, Chris Uwaje, Bode Pedro, Lanre Ajayi, Steven Evans, Dele Olojede, Dora Akunyili, Funmi Iyanda, Gbenga Sesan among others.

For a full list of the event speakers and summit agenda, click here. To register for the event, click here.


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