Gebeya: La Marketplace Panafricaine Pour Détecter des Talents

Gebeya: La Marketplace Panafricaine Pour Détecter des Talents 

C’est un honneur pour nous, Gebeya, d’être inclus parmi les 50 startups innovantes qui peuvent changer l’Afrique. Nous visions à mettre en place une “marketplace” qui reliera les enterprises du monde entier avec les talents technologiques de l’Afrique. Dans le numéro 65 de CIO Mag, Amadou Daffe, cofondeur de Gebeya, explique comment la start-up panafricaine compte résoudre le problème de la pénurie de talents en Afrique. #gebeyatalent #bestofafricantalent #africa #talent #futureofwork

Source : https://gebeya.com/gebeya-la-marketplace-panafricaine-pour-detecter-des-talents/

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