Africa’s tech community has made giant strides in recent times but certainly needs more support and exposure. For this and many other reasons, Pan-African Association of Online Technology Publishers (PATECH) is born – a non-profit organization that is committed to supporting Africa’s fledging tech community through sharing of information and advocacy.
PATECH aims to provide a suitable platform for foster learning and development, initiating and building collaborations and also to propagate further collaboration among bloggers. The organization will be seeking to provide training to members and clients on aspects of blogging and cyberspace publishing including content development and social media.
Members of PATECH will engage in consultation and advocacy that will seek the growth of local technology marketing for both new and existing startups. Part of her strategy is to create interesting and awesome events and conferences that will further add value to the ecosystem. An ecosystem that has thrived and keeps thriving with little or no support, it is time to beam the light on the Africa’s promising future which is her tech startups and innovators.
PATECH is duly registered with CAC under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the organisation is currently building strategic partnerships across Nigeria and other parts of Africa.
The founding members of PATECH are as follows: Kess Daniels, President; Chukwuemeka Fred Agbata Jnr. “CFA” Vice President; Nubi Kayode, Secretary; Andrew Fassnidge, Communications/Partnerships; Olawale Daniel, Social Media/Content Strategist; Ezebube Chinwike Chamberlain, Legal/Accounts; Seyi Olaleye, Public Relations and Olukunle Moses, Digital Marketing Specialist.
About PATECH
PATECH is a professional organisation of online technology publishers that creates collaboration, learning and development for all members and the Eco-system in general. We are a gateway to a network of bloggers across Africa for advertisers and we aim to ensure integrity within the online publishing space.
