Aim Higher and Forbes Africa join forces to empower youngpreneurs

folarin okunola

February 28, 2016 11:20 AM

The panel highlighted that 2016 was the year that millennials need to think about how to use adaptive technology in creative ways to solve challenges.

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Leading not for profit education organisation, Aim Higher Africa, teamed up with Forbes Africa to launch the first in its series of entrepreneurial discussions at the prestigious Lagos Business School.

The discussion tagged 'Technology and the Youngpreneur' brought together members of Forbes 30 under 30 to address the issue of millennials and how they are using technology to create innovative solutions to build businesses that consequently bridge the gap between poverty and prosperity.

The panel was made up of leading young business experts Rex Idaminabo of Achievers Media Group, Adebola Williams, co-founder Red Media, Mary Ojulari, CFO CNBC and Forbes Africa, Edose Ohen, Founder Glazed Doughnuts and Nkechi "Ink" Eze, editor Bella Naija weddings. Founder of Aim Higher Africa and Forbes Africa correspondent Peace Hyde moderated the discussion.

The panel highlighted that 2016 was the year that millennials need to think about how to use adaptive technology in creative ways to solve challenges.

Financial literacy will be key in a dire economic climate and how millennials use tech savvy tools to mitigate the looming recession will also be crucial for survival.

Aim Higher Africa in recent years have been instrumental in empowering the youth to achieve their fullest potential.

Check out some photos from the event above.

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