HEADSTART SUMMIT 2020!

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The Post-Covid era will usher in a new wave of influencers, thought leaders and captains of industry.

 Will you take your place with the winners or watch from the sidelines with a tepid curiosity? 

 This event of for those who have decided to WIN... and pay the price of dominance.

 From the 15th-17th of May 2020, we shall have a host
of 17 keynote speakers share their combined wealth of experience with us, the Headstart Nation! 

 This edition is aptly themed, "Reinventing Yourself for The New Global Economy".

 Our confirmed speakers are:

 • John Obidi (Commander-in-Chief, Headstart Africa & Convener, Headstart Summit) 

 • Edirin Edewor 

 • Olakunle Soriyan 

 • Yetunde Bankole-Bernard 

 • Steve Harris 

 • Tricia Ikponmwonba 

 • Ubong King 

 • Jimi Tewe 

 • Olusola Amusan 

 • Oluwatosin M Olaseinde 

 • Ndubuisi Ekekwe 

 • Paul Foh 

 • Kwame Okpoku 

 • Confidence Stavely 

 • Patrick Nwakogo 

 • Joyce Daniels 

 • Shola Animashaun 

 All sessions will be streamed LIVE...

 To register for FREE, head over to https://headstartsummit.com 

 Please share and invite all your friends, colleagues and contacts.

 Keep making the rest of your life... the best of your life! 

 LET'S GO!!!

 - Announcer: John Obidi,

 Convener, Headstart Summit. 

 — with Tricia Ikponmwonba and 9 others.

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