The conference will once again be held at the Southern Sun Mayfair Nairobi, Kenya.
This year’s conference will see “a bevy of top-notch speakers” from countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, South Africa, Nigeria, Qatar, Canada, the UK and the US. These include industry leaders from organisations including Safaricom, iHub Research, DHL, iROKO Partners, Buni TV, FrontlineSMS, BuzzCity, BlackBerry and Airtel.
Matthew Dawes, founder of event organisers All Amber, said: “This is the third edition of Mobile Web East Africa and the ninth conference in the Mobile Web Africa series. Coming back to Nairobi is always a pleasure and you can see from the make-up of both the speaker line-up and the delegation that this year’s event will have a much more international feel.
“Interest from within the region, across the continent and further afield is higher than ever. We’re again set to create a fantastic setting to conduct business so that once more Mobile Web East Africa 2013 will act as a catalyst for growth and expansion.”
The ultimate aim of the conference, as explained by All Amber, is to “facilitate the growth of the mobile ecosystem in the region”.
Attendance to the conference is limited to 140 people as a result of the interactive round-table seating format. Early booking is recommended.
Those interested in attending can register at here and start-up companies, application developers, NGOs and academics are eligible for a 50 percent discount on attendance.
Full event structure:
Tuesday, February 19 – Mobile Marketing East Africa Focus Day
Wednesday, February 20 – First Day of Mobile Web East Africa 2013 Main Conference
Thursday, February 21 – Second Day of Mobile Web East Africa 2012 Main Conference
For more details contact Andrew Mowbray, Communications Director at All Amber, by emailing [email protected]