Why more American firms are investing in diversity and inclusion programs and conferences.
Read MoreIn celebration of the High-Level Segment of the 74th UN General Assembly and Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the United Nations, Silicon Valley Nigeria Economic Development (SV-NED) and Black Tie International Magazine proudly partnered in hosting a celebration of peace awards ceremony.
Read MoreCan Serve the Children successfully help children in third-world poverty transform their lives? The answer is yes.
Read MoreSocial Capital Markets (SOCAP), dedicated to accelerating a new global market at the intersection of money and meaning, will host the largest and most diverse community of social impact stakeholders at its 12th annual SOCAP19 from Oct. 22 through October 25 at Fort Mason in San Francisco. The four-day impact investing conference will convene more than 3,000 impact investors, social entrepreneurs and innovative cross-sector practitioners committed to increasing the flow of capital toward social good.
Read MoreCome and find out why it is important to invest in Nigeria, a Booming Economy in Africa.
The Panel Investment will discuss the importance of intermediary venture capital funds that can reduce risk and improve outcomes for connecting Diverse Entrepreneurs with Investments.
Join us on Oct 2nd in Silicon Valley as we host a Fire Side Chat with the Cofounders, Michael Simone & Mohammed Jega of VoguePay.
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Breakout Sessions: Entrepreneurs and Venture Capitalist and Angel Investors
The CEO & Cofounder of VoguePay, makes his grand entrance into Silicon Valley to Launch portfolio product for VoguePay Digital Wallets.
Read MoreThe California-based company Numly, Inc. is proud to release the Fall 2019 program FDBKPro Enterprise, the world’s first high-potential leadership development platform, built on patent-pending machine intelligence technology.
There’s an influx of top West African government officials in Silicon Valley.
Read MoreKasha Iliya, Graduate from Middlesex University London, C/O 2019
Read MoreYou are cordially invited to Aug 2nd in Silicon Valley hosted by SVNED.
Read MoreDr. Lauren Mathews is a Southern California native, that grew up in the small town of Seal Beach. She received her Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from University of California, Riverside and went on to earn her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from University of Pacific, Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry. She then completed a General Practice Residency at Harbor-UCLA Medical center where she earned the highest honor of Resident of the Year.
Read MoreA 27-year-old Brazilian-American immigrant and San Francisco resident running for U.S. Congress in California District 12
Read MoreTiffany Ajayi is a recent graduate at New York University College of Dentistry where she earned her Master of Science Degree in Clinical Research. Ajayi’s goal is to promote increased participation in clinical research among medical practitioners across Sub Sahara Africa. While at NYU, Ajayi has participated in NYU Healthcare Makerton where she and her team advanced to the finalist round in 2018.
Read MoreDr. Solomon grew up in Ethiopia and the U.K. before settling in the United States during high school. She has called the San Francisco Bay Area home for the past 15 years with a brief hiatus in the greater NY area during dental school. She obtained her DDS at New York University, College of Dentistry.
Read MoreSilicon Valley Nigeria Economic Development (SVNED) Inc. has designed a program to bring together a sophisticated group of individuals by advancing their educational and professional careers to help them be more competitive in the global job market. SVNED is organizing a training facilitated by the best and brightest professors from ivy league universities in the United States hailing from Stanford University, New York University (NYU), Santa Clara University and more. The SVNED Immersion Program is an effective training and development model that can be streamlined to benefit emerging countries looking to develop its workforce and create a new job market in tech.
Read MoreThe Technology Headlines, an online publisher of technology industry news, is coming out with the list of 100 Most innovative startups reshaping the Industries—an online listing— aimed at helping businesses find the right startups for future collaborations.
Startups have been the lifeblood of the American Economy over the past few decades. Whether it’s creating half of the country’s jobs or generating more than half of the country’s domestic products, Startups are increasingly driving the growth of the American economy forward. However, when it comes to recognition, startups are not yet able to draw individual attentions in the market, as their contributions are collectively acknowledged by masses.
Read Morecon Valley-Nigeria Economic Development, a U.S.-based tech startup company, and the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency, SMEDAN, have partnered to assist Nigerian startups with funding and digital skills.
Chairman of SV-NED, Temitope Ajayi, told the News Agency of Nigeria on the sidelines of the ’21st Century Women and Youth in Innovation Technology conference at the UN headquarters in New York.
Read MoreThe International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is to spend 25 million dollars (about N9 billion) in Nigeria and some other African countries for youth empowerment in the next few years.
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/11/youth-empowerment-ibm-earmarks-n9bn-for-nigeria-others/