London to host Nokia World 2011 tomorrow
BY EDMUND SMITH-ASANTE
The British capital, London, will play host to the biggest event on Nokia’s calendar, The Nokia World 2011, Wednesday, October 26, 2011 and Thursday October 27, 2011, a press release from Nokia has announced.
Nokia World will also be a platform for Nokia to announce some new devices, such as the 1st Nokia window phone device as well as outline Nokia’s plans for next year.
According to the statement, speakers at this year’s event will include Stephen Elop, Chief Executive Officer of Nokia, Jo Harlow, Smart Devices at Nokia and Ilari Nurmi, Vice President of Product Marketing.
Attending Nokia’s biggest event on the calendar are about seventy-five (75) journalists from Africa and other European countries on the ticket of Nokia, including Ms. Esther Awuah, a Business Journalist with Ghanaian private newspaper, Daily Guide.
Last year, Ghana was represented by Business and Financial Times’ Editor, Selasie Adjorlolo, where Nokia launched their Ovi application and held a developers conference.
According to the Head of Communications for Nokia West Africa, Osagie Ogunbuor, Nokia World provides the biggest platform for Nokia to share, interact and discuss its plans with the media and other stakeholders.
He said it is also aimed at letting the media have a firsthand feel of what Nokia does around the world.
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| The Nokia Lumia 800 |
The British capital, London, will play host to the biggest event on Nokia’s calendar, The Nokia World 2011, Wednesday, October 26, 2011 and Thursday October 27, 2011, a press release from Nokia has announced.
Nokia World will also be a platform for Nokia to announce some new devices, such as the 1st Nokia window phone device as well as outline Nokia’s plans for next year.
According to the statement, speakers at this year’s event will include Stephen Elop, Chief Executive Officer of Nokia, Jo Harlow, Smart Devices at Nokia and Ilari Nurmi, Vice President of Product Marketing.
Attending Nokia’s biggest event on the calendar are about seventy-five (75) journalists from Africa and other European countries on the ticket of Nokia, including Ms. Esther Awuah, a Business Journalist with Ghanaian private newspaper, Daily Guide.
Last year, Ghana was represented by Business and Financial Times’ Editor, Selasie Adjorlolo, where Nokia launched their Ovi application and held a developers conference.
According to the Head of Communications for Nokia West Africa, Osagie Ogunbuor, Nokia World provides the biggest platform for Nokia to share, interact and discuss its plans with the media and other stakeholders.
He said it is also aimed at letting the media have a firsthand feel of what Nokia does around the world.
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Osagie Ogunbuor, Nokia’s Communication Manager, West Africa |
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