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Versatile Online Platform, NewsTurf.com now features sessions of The StartUp Show of BizzTalk Africa , an online event for resilient business-minded persons and progressive organisations.
BizzTalk is powered by BizzTech. At BizzTech, they organize and host virtual business events for their clients – focused on trade shows in an interactive 3D Environment (under the label ‘Tookeo’) and through Matchmaking. Apart from that, they offer to build business communities on a white-labeled matchmaking platform. The team has significant reach through social media and are connected to +250k C-level executives globally. The Startup Show of BizzTalk Africa will feature leaders and innovators who are given a voice to talk to a global audience about the projects and activities of their organisations .
Project managers, service providers, organizations, educational institutes and investors will appear in virtual editions of these talk shows and get the necessary exposure which enables the companies and their clients to grow.
BizzTalk has hosted more than 150 guests in the last 10 months and the weekly media engagement StartUp Show talk show captures the resilience of African start-ups and their determination to succeed, against all odds in the African environment where funding and basic infrastructural facilities including internet services, good roads and electricity supply remain a daunting challenge.
The NewsTurf platform promises to bring the message and lessons of the entrepreneurs closer home through relevant stories and encourage determined business-minded personalities in Nigeria and the African continent to thrive.
CEO of BizzTech, Dirk Schmidt stressed the determination of his organisation to promote business opportunities on the African continent and globally through multiple platforms and channels.
‘’It is our desire to boost business opportunities globally . The StartUp Show of BizzTalk Africa is another opportunity to do this and we are encouraged by the drive and passion of African entrepreneurs to succeed’’, he enthused.