The future of African business highly depends on the quality of African university graduates. Too often, as the African Development Bank states, young African talent is not adequately prepared for a career in business. Traditional approaches in university research and education prevent graduates, particularly in STEM disciplines, from considering a business career after graduation. It is more important than ever that Africa's youth is prepared to bring knowledge and skills to solve problems, make sense of information, and know-how to gather and evaluate evidence to make decisions. Precisely these skills are developed in science, technology, engineering and math disciplines, collectively known as STEM. 

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Industry Immersion Africa (iiAfrica)

Deborah Wilsnagh

David Attipoe

Pius Illah

Alexandra Hayes

John Fynn Addison

Emmanuel Nutsugah

Theresa Gebert

Industry Immersion Africa (iiAfrica)

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