Jean-yves Naka

Nigeria-Ivory Coast-Senegal Jean-yves Naka

The African continent is undergoing a massive metamorphosis. Today, more than ever, Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Senegal have all the necessary tools to leave the club of under-developed countries. Political stability, good governance, a more active private sector and the growth of the middle class are indicators of this change. In this era in which technology plays a major role in the management of organizations, the author presents a new model adopted by the African population. Is it sufficiently sustainable, however, to solve its poverty, war, or even public health issues? Jean-Yves Naka was born on July 10, 1991 in Abidjan. He studied in major business schools in France (EM Lyon), Spain (ICADE) and the United States (UC Riverside), and intends to pursue a career in finance and strategy. As a young analyst, he takes a new look at the economic rise of three West African countries in his first book. His passion for writing comes from his father, the Ivorian economist Leon Naka.