Techeconomy, Africa’s leading technology, business and digital economy publication, has announced an upcoming edition of its Techeconomy Business Series, a virtual webinar.
Register here: https://shorturl.at/mMvLu),
It will bring together seasoned professionals from across Africa’s technology ecosystem to share practical insights, real-life experiences, and career guidance for individuals looking to build or transition into successful careers in tech sales.
“As Africa’s digital economy continues to expand, tech sales has emerged as a critical growth driver, bridging innovation, customer adoption, and revenue generation,” said Joan Aimuengheuwa, managing editor at Techeconomy.
“The session is designed to equip professionals, young talents, and business leaders with a clearer understanding of the skills, mindset, and career pathways required to succeed in this fast-evolving field”, she added.
The panel features accomplished industry experts including Ogechi Okwechime, divisional head, Growth Marketing (Enterprise), Interswitch Group; Ekundayo Ayeni, co-founder, BusinessPlus; Adepeju Ajayi, manager, Mobile Advertising, MTN Nigeria; and Bukayo Ewuoso, Business Growth Consultant.
The session will be hosted by Imoh Anselem, an IT Project Manager and Customer Success Specialist.
Participants will gain insights into:
· Breaking into tech sales and identifying entry opportunities
· Key skills and competencies employers look for
· Career growth strategies within Africa’s digital economy
· Lessons from real-world sales and growth experiences
Webinar Details:
Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2026 | Time: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM (WAT) | Format: Virtual (Zoom)
Registration/Access Link: https://shorturl.at/mMvLu
Attendance is free, but registration is required.
“The Techeconomy Business Series is part of Techeconomy’s ongoing commitment to fostering informed conversations, capacity building, and talent development across Africa’s technology and business landscape”, the managing editor added.
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