He joined ActivSpaces seven years earlier as the Business Development Manager, when the venture comprised only three people. It has since grown to a 16-person team with three innovation hubs in the country. The team helps digital entrepreneurs transform their ideas into sustainable businesses. He says that the role allows him to collaborate with stakeholders in innovation, tech, entrepreneurship and connect with schools, universities, investors, governments and international organizations as part of creating an environment for hub entrepreneurs to learn and grow. He is also the President and Chair of KmerTech, the National Hubs Network in Cameroon. In this role, he facilitates collaboration amongst all the actors of the tech, entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem to better support entrepreneurs. He recently was elected a Board member of AfriLabs, the Pan- African hubs network that supports more than 320 hubs on the continent. A challenge, he says, is that due to the scarcity of resources, creating a culture of collaboration has been difficult. Additionally, he has supported entrepreneurs in Senegal, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, and Tanzania