#SPOTLIGHT | Chinekwu Odionu: Pioneering Business Analytics and Mentoring Africa’s Next Generation of Innovators Chinekwu Odionu CSPO is a visionary in business analytics, championing data-driven solutions to empower African businesses and inspire the next generation of innovators. With a Master’s degree from Texas A&M University, she combines technical expertise with a deep passion for mentoring young professionals, advocating for digital transformation, and contributing to groundbreaking research. Her work goes beyond numbers—she’s reshaping mindsets, bridging education and industry, and driving policies to unlock Africa’s potential in the global data economy. Chinekwu’s dedication is laying the foundation for a brighter, more innovative future for the continent. Read the full article now on Edugist! LINK - https://lnkd.in/dcxW7whv
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Excited to share our latest research with DHL Africa! We dive into economic complexity and explore how data-driven insights can unlock new growth opportunities for African nations.
We are delighted to share the first report from our Big Data Series in collaboration with DHL Africa. In this piece, our departure point is the phenomenon of economic complexity. According to this model (and holding all else equal) economies can generate greater prosperity by systematically expanding to produce and export more complex outputs. We rely on the vast data set curated by the Harvard Growth Lab to evaluate levels of economic complexity in the export baskets of six African nations. From there, we present viable product expansion options that each nation might consider targeting to build greater complexity - and therefore prosperity - into their economies. Meruschka King GIBS Business School (Gordon Institute of Business Science) Adrian Saville Francois Fouche Ian Macleod Nerissa Pillay
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We are delighted to share the first report from our Big Data Series in collaboration with DHL Africa. In this piece, our departure point is the phenomenon of economic complexity. According to this model (and holding all else equal) economies can generate greater prosperity by systematically expanding to produce and export more complex outputs. We rely on the vast data set curated by the Harvard Growth Lab to evaluate levels of economic complexity in the export baskets of six African nations. From there, we present viable product expansion options that each nation might consider targeting to build greater complexity - and therefore prosperity - into their economies. Meruschka King GIBS Business School (Gordon Institute of Business Science) Adrian Saville Francois Fouche Ian Macleod Nerissa Pillay
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Boundless co-founders Francois Fouche and Ian Macleod contributed to this piece. Gradual, realistic efforts to make and export more economically complex products is a reliable way to generate prosperity. By harnessing big data, we can determine viable product options for nations to target.
We are delighted to share the first report from our Big Data Series in collaboration with DHL Africa. In this piece, our departure point is the phenomenon of economic complexity. According to this model (and holding all else equal) economies can generate greater prosperity by systematically expanding to produce and export more complex outputs. We rely on the vast data set curated by the Harvard Growth Lab to evaluate levels of economic complexity in the export baskets of six African nations. From there, we present viable product expansion options that each nation might consider targeting to build greater complexity - and therefore prosperity - into their economies. Meruschka King GIBS Business School (Gordon Institute of Business Science) Adrian Saville Francois Fouche Ian Macleod Nerissa Pillay
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Welcome to the Digital Economy, where borders disappear, markets go global, and customers demand personalized experiences. Data drives decision-making, new technologies emerge at lightning speed, and traditional industries face disruption. This new landscape presents both opportunities and challenges. Unfortunately, many businesses operate in this world without fully understanding its potential or how to navigate it. That's why we invite you to join our conversation with Dan Asare-Kyei, PhD on a journey to explore the Digital Economy and discover how to prepare your business for success. In this interactive session, we'll address key questions such as: - What is the Digital Economy, and how does it impact revenue? - How does it differ from the traditional economy? - What mindset do African business owners need to adopt or change to thrive in the digital space? - What strategies should businesses use to build a strong online presence? - How does social media contribute to the Digital Economy, and what are the implications of regulation? - What challenges does the Digital Economy pose in Africa, and how can they be overcome? Dr. Daniel Asare-Kyei, an expert in agricultural economics, technology, and geoinformation science, will share his insights and expertise as CEO and founder of Esoko. He is passionate about bridging the gap between technology and the needs of last-mile communities. Join this conversation via https://lnkd.in/dVs5_hRt Don't miss this opportunity to unlock the secrets of the Digital Economy and take your business to new heights! Date: 4th June 2024 Time: 1pm WAT #TAASAfrica #Africa #TAASBusinessConversations #DigitalEconomy
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🌍 Explore opportunities in global partnerships with insights from the BRICS Summit! Shenzhou Capital helps you stay informed on key economic trends shaping global markets. Register now: https://bit.ly/403w8IC #BRICSSummit #GlobalEconomy #FinancialInsights #TradingPlatform #InternationalPartnerships #ShenzhouCapital
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