Tony Epelle, CEO of Samuelson Partners is Guest Speaker at Rivers State Economic & Investment Summit 2024

Mr. Tony Epelle, the Managing Consultant/CEO of Samuelson Advisory Partners Limited has been nominated as a Guest Speaker / Panelist at the Rivers State Economic & Investment Summit 2024, which will be held from 22nd – 23rd May, 2024 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

According to the program, Epelle is expected to speak on and set the tone for the panel on Economic Growth & Development: – Diversification Strategies: Reducing Dependency on Oil & Gas and Fostering Economic Resilience.

The Rivers State Economic & Investment Summit 2024 is an esteemed platform that will bring together leaders, innovators, and experts from various sectors to discuss and deliberate on key issues affecting economic growth and development in Rivers State.

With a focus on fostering collaboration, sharing insights and exploring opportunities, the Summit aims to drive meaningful change and sustainable development in Rivers State.

The official invitation to Mr. Tony Epelle read in part:

“Your expertise and experience as a development economist and Nation Builder makes you an excellent resource to address key issues affecting the development of Rivers State. We believe that your insights would greatly enrich the discussions and inspire actionable strategies for economic advancement in Rivers State. The theme of this year’s summit is Rivers EMERGE – Revealing Pathways to Economic Growth and Sustainability“, and we are confident that your perspective would contribute significantly to our collective understanding of the challenges and opportunities ahead. As a Guest Speaker / Panelist, you would have the opportunity to address a diverse audience of industry professionals, policymakers, academics, and stakeholders. Additionally, you will have the chance to network with other thought leaders and exchange ideas that can shape the future of our economy.”

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