TRIBUNE: LOVE ORGANISING? THIS MIGHT WORK FOR YOU.

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Learn global recognition, money organising exhibitions —Olufunmilayo Bello, CEO, November 8 Event & Exhibition Management, LagosTHE love for event management from a different perspective and also create wealth for the Nigerian society led the Chief Executive Officer of November 8 Event and Exhibition Management, Lagos, Miss Olufunmilayo Bello, into exhibition planning business.
Olufunmilayo, who had a diploma in Computer Technology from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, a professional certificate in Business Management and a student of British Computer Society, has organised three exhibitions, which according to her, enjoyed good participants and earned her good proceed.




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