MTN Leadership Seminar Feat. Steve Wozniak

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If you are looking for an inspirational event to attend this March, one that has to do with technological development and self discovery then the mtn leadership seminar is for you. The best part is that is that its completely free. 

MTN in the last six years has brought in renowned speakers like Les Brown, Chris Gardner, David Plouffe, Farrah Gray and Ram Charan to speak to Nigerians on topics bordering on entrepreneurship, strategy, motivation amongst others. Formerly tagged the MTN Motivational Series, the project has been revamped and repackaged as the MTN Leadership Seminar to bring more value to her customers and the general public. 

 

The MTN Leadership Seminar is the first of its kind in Nigeria with the objective of:
Theme: "Exploring new Technology Frontiers for Life and Business".
Date: Lagos: 4th March, 2014 Port-Harcourt: 5th March, 2014 

Another great aspects of this year's program is the guest speaker Steve Wozniak. One of the men that changed the world to what it is today, and I mean that in clear terms. He and Steve Jobs both founded Apple computer and built the first personal computer.
I think it will be an great event, sad for me as am yet to get an invite but follow the link and see how lucky you may be. 
Click here to get an invitation

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