At the Global Tech Africa Conference 2024, Venture Garden Group, a Nigerian technology holding firm, presented a number of tech solution companies.
VGG presented its solutions to attendees of the Global Tech Africa Conference 2024, held in Lagos from July 24-26. The companies that VGG represents include Advancly, PowerTech Nigeria, Vigipay, EduTech Business, VigiLearn, Trail, BaseOne, Trips Africa, Vibranium Valley, Splashers, PeopleOS, Argon BlueChip, Zoome, and Max.
According to a statement from VGG, accessed by BrandSpur local brand news, the organisation used the Global Tech Africa Conference 2024—an event that it claimed drew over 10,000 attendees—as a platform to highlight its role in promoting revolutionary growth throughout Africa through captivating product demonstrations, interactive experiences, and engaging demos.
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The VGG reported that its Founder and Managing Partner of Greenhouse Capital, Bunmi Akinyemiju, offered insights during panel discussions at the conference.
Akinyemiju stressed the significance of building ecosystems that enable sustainable growth and economic transformation through strategic investments during his speech on “Unlocking Liquidity: Catalysing Growth Through Strategic Investments and Innovation,” according to the tech holding firm.
The business added that Ademola Idowu, a partner and co-founder, provided insightful commentary and helpful guidance to aspiring digital entrepreneurs at the: “Funding Tech Startups” session.
The focus, according to Idowu, who is also a member of the VGN Social Foundation for Youth Empowerment Board of Trustees, is on enabling entrepreneurs to grow sustainably and fostering an atmosphere that encourages innovation.
Idowu stated that: “Securing funding is just the start.”
According to the VGG, it also had discussions with important parties, such as Dr. Inya Lawal, who organised the Global Tech Africa Conference.
