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Tech Fair 4.0 To Unveil AI And Cybersecurity Focus At Zenith Bank

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KEY POINTS


  • Zenith Tech Fair 4.0 is themed around AI, cyber security and digital transformation.
  • Features keynote from Robin Speculand and insights from global experts.
  • Zecathon startup competition will also search for innovative tech solutions.

Zenith Bank Plc has announced the Fourth Edition of its flagship technology event, Zenith Tech Fair 4.0, themed “Future Forward 4.0: “The Impact of AI” for Embedded Finance, Cybersecurity & Growth Imperatives.

It holds at Eko Convention Centre, Eko Hotels & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos on Thursday.

The show was mostly about showcasing the innovation and expertise of the company. In addition, It will be a much talked about tech fair that showcases groundbreaking advancement in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cybersecurity, Risk Management, Financial Intelligence, Cloud Computing and Communication Technologies.

In addition to this, there will be a *Start-up Pitch Competition – Zecathon* to find innovative startups, panel discussions, masterclasses as well as exhibitions.

Dignitaries and keynote speakers

Opening remarks will be delivered by Jim Ovia CFR, Founder and Chairman, Zenith Bank and welcome address will be given by Dame (Dr.) Adaora Umeoji OON, Group Managing Director, Zenith Bank Plc.

Nigeria’s Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima, and Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, will further deliver goodwill messages as special guests of the event.

Furthermore, the keynote address will be given by Robin Speculand, renowned Strategy and Digital Implementation Specialist and author of the book Race for Relevance.

Industry leaders to speak

The tech fair will also feature presentations from prominent IT professionals, including:
Danillo McGarry is Global Expert in Digital Transformation & AI.
Jania Okwechime is a Partner, Africa AI & Data, Deloitte.
Rupert Nicolay, Director of Microsoft Worldwide Financial Services.

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