TheWorkPlace Magazine debuts October 1

TheWorkPlace Magazine debuts October 1 - The Great Case

TheWorkPlace Magazine, (TWP) a web-based magazine is set to debut on October 1, 2019. The digital magazine targeted at professionals globally is published with the objective of inspiring, informing and advocating issues that affect workers within the Africa Continent.

Speaking on the launch, TWP Editor, Tunde-Success Osideko, said, “Professionals are sure to derive value from reading and digesting the content as part of their professional development plan while organisations will find useful data and insights that can help to improve employee experience and ultimately business performance.”

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In a release, he added that “The publication is aimed at providing access to homegrown data on Africa workplaces, promoting best practice sharing among African organisations, controlling the Africa narrative by Africa and most importantly promoting the visibility of homegrown innovations.”

The magazine has contents curated from over 50 successful Africa professionals including Jimi Tewe, Lanre Olusola, Tomini Oni, Funke Amobi, Jane Ergerton, Adeolu Akinyemi, Korede Asuni, Frank Banda, Niyi Adesanya, Tunde Usidame, Bayo Adekanmbi.

Continue reading TheWorkPlace Magazine debuts October 1 at Vanguard News.

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