UASG Advisors
Gaston Mbonglou has diverse work experience, beginning in 2005 as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Maryland University College. Gaston later joined Barclays Card as a Senior Program Manager, responsible for implementing large-scale programs across various departments. In 2008, they founded UASG Advisors, where they served as CEO, assisting governments in developing strategies for economic growth. Gaston also held roles as President of the US Cameroon Chamber of Commerce and ITIL Consultant at Shire Pharmaceuticals. More recently, they worked as Head of Operations at 5x5 Technologies Inc. and Senior Infrastructure Program Manager at Lehigh Valley Health Network. Gaston'smost recent role was as a Project and Program Manager at Riverbay Copr, NYC, where they implemented robotic process automation and machine learning programs to enhance efficiency.
Gaston Mbonglou's education history begins in 1986 when they enrolled at Technische Universität Dresden to pursue a Master's degree in Science. Gaston specialized in the field of Electrical Engineering and Process Automation and completed their studies in 1992.
After obtaining their Master's degree, Mbonglou continued their academic journey at Technische Universität Dresden. From 1992 to 1995, they pursued a PhD in Computer Science. During this time, they conducted in-depth research and contributed to the field of Computer Science.
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UASG Advisors
UASG has completed a pilot eco-system to increase Cameroon's GDP by 1% systematically through large-scale initiatives. Select eco-system partners include Microsoft, SaasPlaza, US-Cameroon Chamber of Cameroon, Cameroon Government organization including investment arm, leading banks. Partners gain direct access to 20,000 SMBs in Cameroon andover 30,000 other organizations across central Africa.Company is inline to build a large-scale market place in the cloud for Central African countries to do business with US using a trademarked Emerging Economic Framework (E2GF) for transforming overall economy through demand-size economics.1. Transform SMB and move to the cloud. Over 100 companies have signed-up in the pilot and moved to the cloud. Have agreements to move 20,000 SMB by 2020. 2. Provide 'in-demand' skills to US companies through outsource model to increase employment - necessary to simulate local demand for other products/services3. Increase employability through technology training centers Products/Services through wholly-owned subsidaries: Front-end sales/marketing organization for entry into Africa using CRM, mobile and local marketing, Technology outsource services for US companies specialize in machine learning and other software development activities, and Microsoft Partner products in the cloud.