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Apr 7, 2020 50 min

Épisode 5: OuiCarry

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Dans ce 5éme épisode, nous recevons Oumar YAM, Co-fondateur de OuiCarry, une entreprise sénégalaise de transport et logistique basée à Dakar. Oumar nous raconte son parcours ainsi que son expérience de la création d'entreprise "à la sénégalaise". Il nous donne quelques chiffres sur les activités de son entreprise (ce qui est assez rare pour le souligner) ! Aussi, il nous livre un témoignage sans concession sur les difficultés rencontrées par de nombreux entrepreneurs sénégalais et nous fait part de son sentiment quand au rôle de l’État sur le développement de l'écosystème entrepreneurial du pays.

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