March edition presents a masterclass on women in digital

ayodele johnson

March 16, 2018 9:56 AM

RADP "Third Thursdays" has offered the company an avenue to build intimacy with clients and prospective ones.

Ringier Africa Digital Publishing (RADP) held the March edition of its monthly "Third Thursdays" in the company of guests full of anticipation.

RADP "Third Thursdays" went live on Thursday, March 15, 2018, at the company's headquarters in Oniru,Lekki where representatives of some exciting business organizations congregated over foods and drinks.

The theme of this edition? 'Business, Beer & Powerful Women- featuring a masterclass in women in digital' as part of this month's celebration of women around the world.

A bright chemistry noticeable between participants had set the tune for a night of great conversations among guests who valued an opportunity to express their interests in the company of like-minds.

Interesting speeches from Afua Osei, a member of the SheLeadsAfrica team and Nnena Hemeson, the Marketing Manager, Distell-Nederburg Wines, set further an atmosphere for successful networking.

The latter's take on quality time management to enhance productivity stole the attention of guests who were thrilled to an amazing performance by music acts, Deena Ade and Saeon.

Saeon presented herself as an exciting artiste who expressed the need for interaction with her engaging songs. This seized the attention of the guests from their tedious work schedule.

Present at the event were Mark Slade, Managing Director, Operations and Overhead — RADP who had the pleasure of Zubby Emodi, the Creative Director of Operations — RADP.

Also in attendance were Osagie Alonge, the Head of Editorial Content, RADP who was joined by Tunde Kara, Head of Play Studio Africa.

After a hard day’s work and for some, the ever-present promise of Lagos traffic, a night of drinks, chatter, the evening breeze was perfect to soothe the mind and body.

This is what Third Thursdays offers, as we dig our feet deeper into the year, we’re all too excited for what is yet to come.

ayodele johnson