The Talents Consulting management consulting firm opened a seminar in Dakar on Thursday, January 17, focusing on the theme: “how to identify the levers of performance through a global approach”.
According to the organizers, the general objective of this meeting organized in collaboration with certain financial institutions is to popularize methods to ensure a better performance, competitiveness of companies, but also administrations. The meeting ends this Friday and brings together the digital players, including banks, training schools, finance platforms and experts and consultants who address the issues, challenges and prospects of the new global requirement.
Activities include upgrading training workshops to update participants’ knowledge of new technologies and enhance the potential of human capital.
According to the firm, it is imperative that a new approach based on the reinforcement of new production factors (technological innovations and human resources) to increase the competitiveness of companies in Senegal. The structure intends to put in place an overall synergy to truly exploit the new opportunities offered by the digital revolution.
For Talents Consulting’s Managing Director, Bassirou Faye, the development of countries will not happen only with finances. But it will involve the training of human resources. “Today the competition is mainly about the levels of skills, the expertise of individuals and the methodologies to apply on a daily basis,” he said.
For his part, Abdou Ndéné Sall, Minister Delegate in charge of the Development of the National Rail Network emphasized that this forum comes at the right moment when the Government of Senegal starts operational phases of implementation of major infrastructure projects of the last generations .
“In a world in perpetual motion where knowledge no longer has a border, the role of executives is to adopt new approaches to infrastructure construction and environmental preservation, which is a major asset of our time, “said the manager.
Note that Talents Consulting, present in Dakar, is active in Eastern Europe, the Maghreb and in 15 African countries.
