Google will bring together students, developers, entrepreneurs, marketers and journalists at its annual G-Ghana event in Accra on the 19th and 20th of March. G-Ghana is an annual Google event which engages Ghanaian business and developers to highlight entrepreneurial opportunities presented by the internet.
It will feature some of Google's best engineers, product managers, business managers and leadership speaking about Google's open web and mobile technologies. Attendees will have the chance to explore Google's latest industry tools through a combination of tech talks and breakout sessions. Key among the speakers will be Estelle Akofio Sowah, Country Lead, Google Ghana, and Nelson Mattos, the Vice President of EMEA Product Management and Engineering for Google.
Highlights of the first day will include an advanced training for specialist developers on Google App Engine and Android. The second day will feature a showcase of developers who developed creative solutions using Google tools and platforms.
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Estelle Akofio-Sowah commented, “Coming together to share experiences, presents a great opportunity to learn. G-Ghana which brings several Google specialists together has always been a healthy platform for both developers, entrepreneurs and businesses to learn more about the enormous potential of the web.”
Each day of the conference will cater to a different audience. Remember to pre-register today as space is limited. To register and find out more, visit the G-Ghana website (https://sites.google.com/site/gghana2012/home
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