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THE inaugural edition of Lead the Future Conference, Africa’s foremost leadership conference for next generation leaders, is set to take place in Lagos on November 22nd and 23rd, 2024.
The event will host an array of industry leaders with the aim to explore strategies for leaders to position themselves and their organisations for future success by building a culture of envisioning, driving, and adapting to changes within their industry.
The event scheduled to hold at the Lagos Oriental Hotel in Victoria Island with the theme: “Strategic Positioning: Leadership and Competitiveness in an Era of Disruption” will feature speakers including Mr. Bright Ukwenga, CEO ScribeTribe Africa; Mr Olaniyi Yusuf, Chairman, Nigerian Economic Summit Group; Mr. Bode Agoro, Head of Service, Lagos State Government; Mrs. Odunayo Sanya, Executive Director, MTN Foundation; Mr. Niyi Adesanya, CEO, FifthGear Plus; Mr. Emmanuel Asika, Country Director, HP Nigeria; Mr. Victor Gbenga Afolabi, Founder and CEO, Eko Innovation Centre; Mrs Adeola Azeez, Former Chairperson of WIMBIZ and founder, AACCF; and Mr Sinari Bolade Daranijo, Board Member, LSETF and CEO, Sinbol Group.
Announcing the event, the convener, Ukwenga, said, “The Lead the Future Conference is specially curated to empower the next generation of transformational leaders to be at the forefront of innovation, development, and social change. It will be a high-definition experience blending education, art, and technology for immersive learning, bonding, and networking.”
“The conference will be a convergence of leaders from both the private and public sectors looking to be future-ready, and our Special Guest of Honour for the occasion is His Royal Majesty Oba AbdulwasinOmogbolahanLawal, CON (Abisogun II), Oniru of Iru Land.”
At the event, participants will benefit from a comprehensive program featuring insightful discussions by industry leaders as well as personalized mentoring, vision boarding, future mapping, and high-impact networking opportunities.
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