Cliquez ici pour lire cet article en français In 2014, I decided to quit my job in France and relocated to Cameroon as the country manager of an e-commerce startup. I now work on new projects across Africa, and wanted to share the lessons I learned as a Woman moving back to…
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7 powerful career lessons from the movie Hidden Figures
Posted in Inspiration, Transformation & Development, and Women Empowerment
Cliquez ici pour lire cet article en français?? Few month ago, I got the pleasure to watch the movie Hidden Figures with friends in Paris. As my post includes a certain number of spoilers, I waited a little bit before sharing these lessons to make sure not give too much information to…
I love stories, and always had a strong admiration for courageous and hard working women who managed to achieve their goals against the odds. Since my childhood and at different stages of my life, I have felt empowered, impressed and/or inspired by the journey of several women, among which Pocahontas…
Dear reader, My busy schedule and the exciting projects I am working on leave me little time to post here in a timely manner. However you can still interact with me and keep up with the projects I am working on by simply liking my Facebook page. Come and join…
Everything you ever wanted to know about (e) retail and consumer goods in sub-saharan Africa
Posted in Digital Economy
Cet article est également disponible en français. E-commerce in Africa is the ideal channel to overcome the challenges that prevent the development of retail sector. In a recent comprehensive report in which I had the chance to contribute, the South African subsidiary of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) presented the current situation, challenges…
The landscape of eCommerce in Cameroon has drastically changed in the last 3 years. After being concentrated on classified websites like Kerawa or Sellamquick, the business has evolved toward a more traditional model with the arrival of Wandashops in 2012. The company created by the webmarketer Anaise Tchienda went beyond simply connecting buyers and sellers…
The future of Africa lies in giving access to women to more opportunities. Thanks to digital innovation, connected women in Cameroon enjoy new ways to express their opinions and their creativity. As a matter of fact, Cameroonian digital ladies stage their lives on Instagram, comment the latest news on Facebook…
On march 5th, I had the pleasure to welcome a female (and male) audience in our head quarters for the first edition of the “Kaymu Women’s Day”. The theme was about “How to take your life and career to the next level while remaining feminine and fabulous”. Yes sir. The idea…