Konga States Reasons for Postponing 2015 Seller’s Summit

Konga.com has announced the postponement of its 2015 Seller’s Summit with theme - The New Marketplace- Tapping Into the Ecosystem scheduled to hold on September 12, 2015 at Eko Hotel & Suites has been postponed to Saturday October 17, 2015.

Olatomiwa Akande, head, PR & Brand Management for Konga, who disclosed this, said to have a wide audience that fully represents the broad ecommerce industry, there is need to postpone this year's summit to accommodate the schedules of key inspiring speakers and interested entrepreneurs who would otherwise not be able to attend.

Akande said, “We apologize for any inconvenience that may result from this change in schedule, but hope that it will ultimately better serve all interested parties.” She however disclosed that the postponement would not affect registration of intending participants calling on current sellers on Konga’s marketplace and prospective business owners who are yet to register to take advantage of the postponement and do so on time.

All updated invitations will be resent to all paid and invited participants. To secure an exhibition stand for the summit, please send a mail to [email protected] and you will be contacted.

Konga Seller’s Summit is a unique opportunity for SME business owners to learn from A-list business experts’, successful entrepreneurs, CEOs of top corporations and indigenous companies and financial experts under one roof.

They will discuss different topics relevant to building strong and enduring business enterprise.

These include breakthrough models in business management, branding, logistics management, inventory management to mention a few.

Konga.com is Nigeria’s largest online mall, trading tens of thousands of items with nationwide delivery.

The company was founded in 2012 by Nigerian entrepreneur, Sim Shagaya; with a guiding mission ‘To Become the Engine of Trade and Commerce in Africa’.

The multiple award winning company is growing rapidly with over 700 employees, offices in Lagos, South Africa and China; warehouses and distribution centers all over Nigeria.