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ISP for Africa
Tizeti provides broadband internet services to densely populated urban centers in Africa. Tizeti is leveraging the large wireless capacity available with Wi-Fi and plummeting cost of solar panels to create a low CAPEX/OPEX network of owned and operated towers to offer disruptive, customer-friendly pricing for unlimited internet service right across Africa.
Tizeti builds Wi-Fi powered internet infrastructure in Africa, using solar-powered base stations to deliver affordable unlimited wireless internet for residences, businesses, events, and public hotspots. The company emphasizes low CAPEX/OPEX and owned/operated towers to enable disruptive pricing across the continent.
Tizeti creates solar-powered base stations to provision high-speed broadband Internet via Wi-Fi. The system leverages solar panels to power wireless capacity and deploys owned and operated towers to offer unlimited internet service across Africa, including residential, business, event, conference, and public hotspot deployments with customer-friendly pricing.
Who it’s for: Individuals and organizations in Africa seeking affordable unlimited Wi-Fi Internet access, including households, businesses, events/conferences, and public hotspot locations.
Hiring/leadership profiles listed; investor information present; multiple country operations ( Nigeria, Ghana); active customer-facing contact channels and public-facing branding
Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Tizeti. I have a Masters in Electrical & Computer Engineering from the University of Victoria, Canada and over 20 years’ experience in software, tech and telecommunications. Previously worked with 2 AAA companies (ExxonMobil and Microsoft) as well as Big 4 firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer for Tizeti Inc has over 17 years experience in the telecommunication industry. Prior to Tizeti, he worked with Blackberry (Research in Motion) part of the team that started Blackberry in Nigerian and expansion to Ghana. He also worked at Eircom Ireland. He has a B.Sc from University of Benin, Benin City,Nigeria and an M.Sc from the University of Salford UK. Currently focused on expansion to Francophone Africa
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