On February 23-24, 2022, all hands will be on deck for the African Tech Summit in Nairobi, Kenya. At the fourth edition of the Summit, the African technology sector will have another opportunity for networking. Three summits will provide unparalleled insights, networking opportunities, and business opportunities at the premier African tech event.
Technology leaders from Africa’s technology sector will meet under one roof at the summit. In Nairobi, Kenya, the two-day summit will explore the latest trends and connect delegates.
Money and DeFi Summit, Africa Start-up Summit, and Africa Mobile Summit will be the three tracks at the 2022 edition, driving interaction and a future line of sight across a range of sectors.
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With the exponential growth of FinTech and the use of cryptocurrencies across the continent, the Money and DeFi Summit supported by Celo and VerifyMe will feature African fintech leaders, platforms, and thought-leaders as they deep-dive on the opportunities in FinTech, Crypto and Decentralized Finance (DeFi) on the Continent.
As funding into African tech start-ups rapidly grew to $4.27 billion in 2021 the Africa Startup Summit continues to showcase the rapidly moving startup ecosystem, unpacking key trends and insights for 2022 with leading investors, corporates, and start-ups showcasing investment opportunities with applications open to Pitch Live at the Summit.
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The Africa Mobile Summit supported by Gebeya, will deliver a cross-sectional view of new technologies, solutions, and growth opportunities across the vast mobile and digital landscape. With keynotes, panels and breakout sessions from tech giants, MNO’s, OEM’s, regulators, mobile industry leaders, innovators and corporates join the Africa Mobile Summit to hear inspiring and revolutionary insights on the future of the mobile with a focus on MarTech, Gaming, Content, Connectivity, Cyber-security, HealthTech, Agtech and Apps.
Andrew Fassnidge, Founder of Africa Tech Summit (ATS) said, “We are delighted to be back in person for the fourth edition of Africa Tech Summit, live in Nairobi. ATS is synonymous for connecting industry leaders and driving business and investment forward, and we are excited to expand the Summit in Kenya, through support from our partners across Africa”.
The event connects over 500 leaders over two days from across the African tech ecosystem, with three Summits, workshops, expo, deal room, venture showcases and unparalleled networking opportunities