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Please get in touch"
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ndiaga gueye might attend Katharine Pulvermacher's event
Essential Africa: What Every Investor Needs to Know at London, West End
February 22, 2010 all day
A series of small-group seminars designed to help investors and entrepreneurs make an informed and balanced decision about all that Africa has to offer.For more information, visit www.africanrainbow.org.See More
Dr Sheriff Alabi might attend Katharine Pulvermacher's event
Essential Africa: focus on investment at The Lansdowne Club, London
March 26, 2010 all day
You may not realise it, but Africa is bigger than the EU, China, United States, India, Paraguay and Japan all put together.There are many other things you might not realise about Africa. For example, 39 out of 53 African countries are expected to grow by 4% or more in 2010. With most developed economies struggling to find their way back to positive growth, can you afford not to learn more about Africa?Sustainable investment in Africa's burgeoning businesses is key to providing long-term…See More
Anthony okon-williams is attending Katharine Pulvermacher's eventEssential Africa: focus on investment at The Lansdowne Club, London
March 26, 2010 all day
You may not realise it, but Africa is bigger than the EU, China, United States, India, Paraguay and Japan all put together.There are many other things you might not realise about Africa. For example, 39 out of 53 African countries are expected to grow by 4% or more in 2010. With most developed economies struggling to find their way back to positive growth, can you afford not to learn more about Africa?Sustainable investment in Africa's burgeoning businesses is key to providing long-term…See More
Katharine Pulvermacher left a comment for Robert Cadwgan-Evans"Welcome to Business Fights Poverty! Perhaps you can make it to our seminar on 26th March.
All the best,
Katharine"
Katharine Pulvermacher posted an eventEssential Africa: focus on investment at The Lansdowne Club, London
March 26, 2010 all day
You may not realise it, but Africa is bigger than the EU, China, United States, India, Paraguay and Japan all put together.There are many other things you might not realise about Africa. For example, 39 out of 53 African countries are expected to grow by 4% or more in 2010. With most developed economies struggling to find their way back to positive growth, can you afford not to learn more about Africa?Sustainable investment in Africa's burgeoning businesses is key to providing long-term…See More
Katharine Pulvermacher is attending Business Fights Poverty's event
Launch of 2010 Event Series at Shell Centre
March 23, 2010 from 5pm to 7pm
Sorry this event is fullTo join the waiting list, please email us.To stay in touch about future events, please become a member of Business Fights Poverty. This is free and comes with a number of…See More
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- About my work:
- Katharine Pulvermacher is Africa Editor for The Economist Group’s CEMEA Division, which she joined in September 2010. Based in Johannesburg, she runs the African arm of Economist Corporate Network, a briefing and networking service for senior executives and also provides editorial input for Economist Conferences and research in the region. Previously, she was chief executive of African Rainbow Consulting, a boutique advisory firm focusing on African investment. From 2001 until 2008 she worked for the World Gold Council, at which she was responsible for investment research and marketing. Ms Pulvermacher has published on a range of subjects, including investment strategy, commodities and commodity derivatives, and public-private partnerships, as well as African country studies. She holds a BA in social science and humanities from the University of Cape Town and an MSc in economics with reference to Africa from the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies.
- Other Topics on my radar:
- Using mobile applications to develop African business
Healthcare in Africa
Sustainable business models
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 22:07 on March 17, 2009,
Justin DeKoszmovszky said… - Katharine, I hope you enjoyed the event this evening. I wasn't able to attend but it looked like a great event. Let me know how you would like to connect because I would be interested in hearing more about your work and would love to share more info on the business and entrepreneurs I work with in Nairobi. Best, Justin.
- At 14:58 on April 1, 2009,
Ida Horner said… - Katherine, many thanks for getting in touch, Yes would be happy to meet up. I am in London on the afternoon of Monday 6 April, near London Bridge, If that suits you drop me a line at admin@ethnicsupplies.co.uk or ethnicsupplies@gmail.com
- At 16:06 on April 1, 2009,
Will Snell said… - Katharine, thanks for yours - yes let's talk on 21 April. Look forward to catching up then. Best wishes, Will
- At 10:52 on May 19, 2010,
Lydia Anyangu said… - Dear Katharine,
It is good to see the beautiful work you are doing. I left a comment in your e-mail but I have not heard from you yet.
Please get in touch
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