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  • Dr. Bunmi Ajala

    Senior Special Adviser (AI, Data & Research) to the HM of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy

    EMERGING TECH

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    Dr. Bunmi Ajala

    Senior Special Adviser (AI, Data & Research) to the HM of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy

  • Alex Tsado

    Co-founder, Alliance for Inclusive AI

    EMERGING TECH

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    Alex Tsado

    Co-founder, Alliance for Inclusive AI

  • Jade Abbott

    Co-founder, Masakhane

    EMERGING TECH

    Jade Abbott (CTO) has over a decade of experience spanning the banking sector, non-governmental organisations, and startups. She is the co-founder of Masakhane, a grassroots initiative focused on advancing Natural Language Processing (NLP) research for African languages. Jade holds an MSc from the University of Pretoria and has received numerous accolades for her work, including being recognised by InspiringFifty, which highlights exceptional women in tech, and Mail & Guardian’s ‘200 Young South Africans’ list, which honours trailblazing young professionals. In 2024, she was named to MIT Technology Review’s prestigious Innovators Under 35 list, a global recognition celebrating the most promising young minds driving the future of technology.

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    Jade Abbott

    Co-founder, Masakhane

  • Rosy Fynn

    Country Director, Mastercard Foundation, Nigeria

    EMERGING TECH

    Rosy Fynn is the Country Director, Nigeria, at the Mastercard Foundation, where she is
    overseeing the delivery of the Foundation’s Young Africa Works strategy to enable upwards of
    ten million young Nigerian women and men to access dignified and fulfilling work by 2030. In
    2024, as a recognition for the role she is playing in enabling work opportunities for young
    Africans, Rosy was named a Top 50 Women of Impact Honoree.
     
    Prior to joining the Mastercard Foundation, she spent over a decade working in various
    leadership roles across numerous Telecommunications companies in Africa, including Airtel and
    Tigo (Millicom International).
     
    Rosy is passionate about unlocking the potential of African youth and women and devotes time
    to mentoring young people. She is an advocate for women in STEM and was recognized as one
    of the 30 most eminent STEM CEOs by the STEM Woman Project in 2020.

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    Rosy Fynn

    Country Director, Mastercard Foundation, Nigeria

  • Satoshi Shinada

    Co-founder and GP of Kepple Africa Ventures

    EMERGING TECH

    Satoshi Shinada is a Co-founder and GP of Kepple Africa Ventures, currently managing Verod-Kepple Africa Ventures, a $60m pan-African fund.

    Since 2019, he led investment in major African startups including Moniepoint, Moove, Carry1st, and Autochek, etc. Prior to Kepple, Satoshi was Investment Manager at Sojitz Corporation in charge of investment in infrastructure and energy projects. 

    He has been based in Nigeria for 10 years. Satoshi holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, and a B.Sc. from The University of Tokyo.

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    Satoshi Shinada

    Co-founder and GP of Kepple Africa Ventures

  • Kate Kallot

    Founder & CEO, Amini

    EMERGING TECH

    Kate Kallot is a technologist and deep tech founder recognised globally for pioneering equitable access to advanced technologies across emerging markets. She is the Founder & CEO of Amini, a data infrastructure company building sovereign data and compute systems for Africa and the Global South. Under her leadership, Amini is transforming fragmented analog systems into AI-ready digital ecosystems that power supply chains, climate intelligence, and government modernisation.

    Previously, Kate held senior leadership roles at NVIDIA, where she led global developer relations and ecosystem expansion across underserved geographies, and Arm, where she was instrumental in scaling the TinyML movement, enabling machine learning on ultra-low-power edge devices. At Intel, she spearheaded the development of the Neural Compute Stick, the world’s first USB-based AI development kit, democratizing computer vision and edge AI for millions of developers worldwide.

    Her work has been recognized by TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in AI, the World Economic Forum as a Tech Pioneer, and One Young World as Entrepreneur of the Year 2024. A trusted voice in global AI policy and digital equity, Kate serves as Vice Chair of the ICC Global Environmental and Energy Commission and is a member of EY’s Global AI Advisory Council.

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    Kate Kallot

    Founder & CEO, Amini

  • John Kamara

    CEO, Adanian Labs

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    Andrew Alli is a business leader, institution builder and adviser with 35 years experience, of which 25 years has been investing in, and managing businesses in Africa. He is a trained engineer, successful investment and development banker and investor that has been involved in well over USD10 billion worth of investments in Africa.

    Andrew started his career in management consulting and investment banking in the UK. He joined the International Finance Corporation in 1996, where he worked for 11 years, gaining experience in energy and telecommunications investments at its headquarters in Washington D.C. In 2002, Andrew was chosen to lead the IFC’s operations in Nigeria. Four years later, he was appointed to lead the institution’s operations in Southern Africa.

    In 2008, after a stint as the co-founder of a private equity fund, Andrew was appointed President and CEO of the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), which he led for ten years. Under his leadership, the AFC delivered over $4.5 billion in investments across 30 African countries,  becoming a  leading African financier of infrastructure.

    In 2019, Andrew  joined SouthBridge Group, a pan-African investment bank, as Partner and Chief Executive Officer of the firm, which he left in 2022.

    Andrew also has an extensive directorship experience, serving on the boards of several leading organisations across two continents. Since 2009, Andrew has been an angel investor, supporting many well-known startups in their earliest stages of growth.

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    John Kamara

    CEO, Adanian Labs

  • Ayo Shonibare

    Chief Marketing Officer, Roqqu

    EMERGING TECH

    Ayo Shonibare is the Chief Marketing Officer at Roqqu, a leading African crypto exchange and fintech platform enabling fast, affordable cross-border payments and access to digital assets.Ayo is  is a results-driven Sales and Marketing leader with over 7 years of experience in strategic planning, sales and marketing, and team leadership, Ayo has built a reputation for driving growth through data-informed strategies and impactful execution. As Chief Marketing Officer, Ayo has successfully led teams, developed high-impact campaigns, and implemented KPI-driven strategies to optimize performance. His ability to analyze market trends, generate leads, and enhance customer engagement has

    positioned him as a key driver of business success. Ayo holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Global Marketing from Next MBA, a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Brand Management and Customer Behaviour from the University of London, and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Marine Engineering from Rivers State University, Nigeria.

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    Ayo Shonibare

    Chief Marketing Officer, Roqqu

  • Emmanuel Sohe (E.S.)

    CEO, Cardtonic

    EMERGING TECH

    Emmanuel Sohe (E.S) is the CEO of The Tonic Technologies, the parent company of Cardtonic, a leading digital platform helping users in Nigeria and Ghana with alternative ways to make international purchases and payments Before joining Tonic Technologies, he had extensive experience consulting for local and international brands on big data and analytics, business strategy, and growth methodologies and frameworks.E.S. is passionate about building great products that solve real-world problems. Notably, the confounding problems in the African payments space are addressed using a combination of alternative methods, particularly cryptocurrency, virtual cards, and other digital assets.

    He is a first-class graduate of Demography & Statistics from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ife, and an MBA Essentials Alumnus of the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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    Emmanuel Sohe (E.S.)

    CEO, Cardtonic

  • Tomi Oduyemi

    Growth Lead, Cardtonic

    EMERGING TECH

    Tomi Oduyemi is Part growth leader, part mentor, Tomi Oduyemi builds not just brands but the people and strategies behind them. A full-stack marketer, she has led growth across fintech, B2B SaaS, MediaTech, and HealthTech, driving multi-country campaigns in Africa that deliver real revenue and lasting loyalty.

    Her philosophy is simple: combine data, creativity, and smart growth tactics to build strategies that don’t just attract users but keep them coming back. For her, real growth isn’t about vanity metrics, it’s about creating systems that work, scale, and last. Tomi is just as passionate about people as she is about brands, having mentored 15+ early-career marketers into confident growth professionals.

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    Tomi Oduyemi

    Growth Lead, Cardtonic

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