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Registered Attendees Registered Attendees Company Name Job Title Country/Region 1996 Graduate Trainee (Aquaculturist) Zambia 1Life MI Manager South Africa 27four Executive South Africa Sales & Marketing: Microsoft 28twelve consulting Technologies United States 2degrees ETL Developer New Zealand SaaS (Software as a Service) 2U Adminstrator South Africa 4 POINT ZERO INVEST HOLDINGS PROJECT MANAGER South Africa 4GIS Chief Data Scientist South Africa Lead - Product Development - Data 4Sight Enablement, BI & Analytics South Africa 4Teck IT Software Developer Botswana 4Teck IT (PTY) LTD Information Technology Consultant Botswana 4TeckIT (pty) Ltd Director of Operations Botswana 8110195216089 System and Data South Africa Analyst Customer Value 9Mobile Management & BI Nigeria Analyst, Customer Value 9mobile Management Nigeria 9mobile Nigeria (formerly Etisalat Specialist, Product Research & Nigeria). Marketing. Nigeria Head of marketing and A and A utilities limited communications Nigeria A3 Remote Monitoring Technologies Research Intern India AAA Consult Analyst Nigeria Aaitt Holdings pvt ltd Business Administrator South Africa Aarix (Pty) Ltd Managing Director South Africa AB Microfinance Bank Business Data Analyst Nigeria ABA DBA Egypt Abc Data Analyst Vietnam ABEO International SAP Consultant Vietnam Ab-inbev Senior Data Analyst South Africa Solution Architect & CTO (Data & ABLNY Technologies AI Products) Turkey Senior Development Engineer - Big ABN AMRO Bank N.V. Data South Africa ABna Conseils Data/Analytics Lead Architect Canada ABS Senior SAP Business One Egypt Manager: Modelling data and Absa implementation secured portfolios South Africa ABSA Junior Data Scientist Kenya Absa Data Scientist South Africa Manager in Financial Crime Absa Assurance South Africa Absa COO: Internal Audit South Africa ABSA Senior Data Scientist South Africa Absa MI Manager South Africa Absa Strategic Programme Manager South Africa Absa Data Enablement Analyst South Africa ABSA Manager South Africa Absa Mr South Africa Absa Problem manager South Africa Big Data, Analytics And Insights Absa Manager South Africa ABSA Analytics Manager South Africa Absa Business Intelligence Analyst South Africa Absa Data Analyst South Africa Lead Crime Intelligence Analyst Absa (Vice President ) South Africa Absa Data Analytics Lead South Africa Absa Data & Support Manager South Africa absa Data Science South Africa ABSA Infrastructure Partner South Africa Absa Application Manager South Africa Absa Business Development Manager Botswana Head of SE Data Engineering and ABsa Bank Reporting South Africa Absa Bank Botswana Head of Customer Botswana Absa Bank Botswana Balance Sheet Manager Botswana Absa Bank Botswana Head of Consumer Operations Botswana Compliance Business Advisory Absa Bank Botswana Limited Officer Botswana Absa Bank Botswana Limited Head, Risk Transformation Botswana Absa Bank Kenya PLC Head Data Science Kenya Absa Bank Moçambique Pricing Consultant Mozambique Absa bank Moçambique Term Deposit consultant Mozambique Head of Data Analytics and Absa Bank Moçambique Strategy Mozambique Absa Bank Mozambique Support Engineer Mozambique Absa Botswana Change Enablement Lead Botswana Service & Channels Support Absa Botswana Engineer Botswana Absa Ghana Head, Data & Analytics Ghana Absa Ghana m MI Analyst Ghana Vice President - Head of Data, MI & Absa Group Analytics - Zambia Zambia ABSA Group Specialist Data Engineer South Africa Absa Group Specialist: Data Analyst South Africa Senior Business Intelligence Absa Group Analyst South Africa Absa Group Model Risk Audit Manager South Africa ABSA Group Limited Finance Administrator South Africa Absa Group Limited Business Systems Analyst South Africa Chief Architect, Enterprise Absa Group Limited Functions South Africa Absa Kenya Chief Data Officer Kenya Absa life assurance Kenya Data and Analytics Kenya Absa Life Assurance Kenya Limited Internal Audit Manager Kenya Abt Associates Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Egypt Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Senior Project Manager Egypt ABUAD Data Analyst Nigeria Abuja Electricity Distribution Manager, Business Continuity Company Plc Planning & Systems Engineering Nigeria ABZ GLOBAL SOLUTIONS Quality Assurance Tester Mauritius Academia.edu Freelance Researcher Nigeria Acceleration Business Director South Africa Accenture Data Consultant South Africa Accenture Consultant South Africa ACCENTURE Data Science Manager United States Accenture Technology Consulting Manager South Africa Accenture UK Agile Coach United Kingdom Access Bank Data Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Marketing and Relationship Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Mozambique Head of Private Banking Mozambique Access Bank Nigeria Plc Performance Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Plc Executive Trainee Nigeria Team member, Data Management Access Bank Plc and Analytics Nigeria Access Bank Plc Advanced Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Plc Data Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Plc Retail Banker Nigeria Access Bank Plc Data Analyst Nigeria Access Bank PLc Data Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Plc Relationship Nigeria Access Bank Plc Team Lead, Product Analyst Nigeria Lead, Data Analytics and Access Bank Plc Engineering Nigeria Access bank plc Data Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Plc Data Analyst Nigeria Access Bank PLC Data Analyst Nigeria Lead, Retail Channels Platforms Access Bank Plc Support Nigeria ACCESS BANK PLC. Data Analyst Nigeria ACCESS BANK PLC. Data Analyst Nigeria Access Bank Rwanda Plc Head Conduct and Compliance Rwanda AccuLogique Senior Consultant Ghana Achievement Awards Group Data Scientist South Africa Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative Data Assistant Nigeria Action Aid Nigeria Impact Assessment Manager Nigeria Activa Director Cameroon Adama Science and Technology University Lecturer In Management Ethiopia adHome Creative Data Analyst/ Web Developer Canada Adnoc Engineer United Arab Emirates ADPP M&E specialisy Mozambique Advanced Computer Technology (ACT) Technical Support Associate Egypt Advans Nigeria Audit Officer Nigeria Adverity GmbH Senior Sales Manager Austria AdviserGuru Head Geek Botswana Advott Manager Botswana AECI Information Specialist South Africa Aera Energy LLC Information Quality Process Amalyst United States Aerial Imaging Saudi Arabia GIS Analyst Saudi Arabia Aethyr IT (Pty) Ltd Projects and Sales South Africa Implementation and Performance Afena Capital Analyst South Africa AFENET Data Manager Nigeria Senior Monitoring and Evaluation AFENET Officer Nigeria Afrasia Finance Mauritius Africa Asks Data Engineer Kenya Africa Data Intelligence MD Cote d'Ivoire Africa Insights & Tech Services Managing Partner Nigeria Africa Insurance Brokers Financial Planner South Africa African Bank Data science intern South Africa African Bank Senior MIS Analyst South Africa African Bank Data science intern South Africa African Bank Senior MIS Analyst South Africa African Bank Limited Head Group Financial Crime South Africa African Leadership University Graduate 2020 Cameroon African Leadership University School of Business Associate Director of Admissions Rwanda African Maths Initiative Statistical Programmer Kenya Head: Data Analytics and African Rainbow Life Management South Africa African Unity Life Ltd Data Manager South Africa Africell DBA & Apps Supervisor Congo Africhoice Data Analyst South Africa Afrique Pesage Head of Business Development Congo AFRIX CEO at AFRIX Cote d'Ivoire Afro Engineering Ltd Technical Sales Engineer Egypt Afrobotix Co-Founder & CEO South Africa AfroCentric Senior Developer South Africa Afrochine Smelting Environmental data analyst Zimbabwe AG Consultancy (Cardiff) Ltd Director United Kingdom Agilus Director South Africa AG-PLOUTOS COMPANY Monitoring and Evaluation Manager Uganda Agricultural Genetic Engineering Research Institute Bioinformatics Research Assistant Egypt Agrigate One Data Scientist South Africa Director of programming Ahram Department Egypt AI Research Lab Kampala Research Scientist Uganda DB administration Team Leader Egypt بنك اﻻستثمار العربى aiBANK SQL Developer Egypt بنك اﻻستثمار العربى aiBANK aigorithm CEO Germany AIICO Multishield Limited Executive Officer Nigeria AIICO Pension Chief Strategy Officer Nigeria AIICO Pesion Managers Limited Head, ICT Nigeria AIMS SA Data Analyst Morocco Ain shams uni Professor Egypt Air Traffic and Navigation Services Air Traffic Services Officer South Africa Data and Business Intelligence Air Traffic and Navigation Services Analyst South Africa Airborne Web and Graphics Bi developer South Africa Airtel MIS Lead Zambia Channel Analysis & Reporting, Airtel DRC Sales Congo Management Information Systems Airtel Zambia Analyst Zambia Airteltigo Senior FP&A Manager Ghana AjoCard Limited Financial Analyst Nigeria Associate Director of Data and AKQA Technology South Africa Al Futtaim Finance United Arab Emirates Enterprise Architect: Data and Al Futtaim Information United Arab Emirates Albi Investmenr Group Services Sales & Marketing director South Africa Alexander Forbes Business Intelligence Manager South Africa Alexander Forbes Data Analytics Solution Manager South Africa Alexander Forbes Data Governance Manager South Africa IT Manager: MS SQL Server Data Alexander Forbes Platforms South Africa Alexandria Business Association Software Assistant Manager Egypt Alexandria Business Association Section Head of Developing non (SME Project) funding Software Egypt Alexbank Data Engineer Egypt AlexBank Head of HO functions audit Egypt Alex-bank Head of IT Audit Egypt Customer Relationship alfapeople Management Developer Trainee Egypt Alimama Digital Spaces Founder South Africa Allan Gray
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