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The 2nd edition of the annual Africa Communications Week was held all week long, simultaneously across cities in Africa and other parts of the world from the 21st – 25th of May 2018.  Like last year, The Boutique Brand Communication Company (The BBCCompany) continued its role as the Lagos partner with IE Business School as the knowledge partner; hosting the Lagos event last week at the Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island.

ACW Panelits – L-R: Chief Transformation Officer at MTN, Bayo Adekanmbi; Executive Head Marketing & Communication at Stanbic IBTC, Nkiru Olumide-Ojo; SSA to the President on Industry, Trade & Investment, Jumoke Oduwole and Professor at IE University Spain, Nicolas Randall

The Lagos event hosted an audience that included communications experts, thought leaders, brand strategists, creatives, PR practitioners from multinationals, agencies and academia. SSA to the President on Industry, Trade & Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole; Chief Transformation Officer at MTN, Bayo Adekanmbi; Executive Head Marketing & Communication at Stanbic IBTC, Nkiru Olumide-Ojo and Associate Professor at IE University Spain, Nicolas Randall joined ACW Lagos Partner and Principal Brand Consultant at TheBBCCompany, Tomilayo Aluko on a panel where they critically discussing the 2018 theme – Economic Integration in Africa: Opportunities for Communications.

Director IE University West Africa, Onyekachi Eke, Co-founder Africa Communications Week, Eniola Harrison and ACW Lagos Partner, Tomilayo Aluko

Associate professor at IE University Spain, Nicolas Randall facilitating a masterclass on “The Art of Storytelling”
Co-founder Africa Communications Week, Eniola Harrison
ACW Panelists – Nkiru Olumide-Ojo and Jumoke Oduwole
Attendants had the opportunity to network and connect
Lifestyle Blogger, Ursula Sebastine with Editor in Chief at Glazia Magazine, Omawumi Ogbe

For updates from the event, quotes from panelists and more, follow the conversation on Twitter with the hashtag #ACWLagos

Photo Credit: Kizito for ACW Lagos

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