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'''Luc Léandre Assogba''' is the General Manager at [[Easy Link]].<ref>[http://easylinkonline.net/presentation.php Easy Link]</ref> | '''Luc Léandre Assogba''' is the General Manager at [[Easy Link]].<ref>[http://easylinkonline.net/presentation.php Easy Link]</ref> | ||
| − | Mr. Assogba founded Easy Link in 2002. | + | Mr. Assogba founded Easy Link in 2002, the company is involved in retail computer sales, IT services, network cabling, computer maintenance, and online accessibility.<ref>[[ICANN 42]] Interview</ref> |
| − | == Education == | + | === Education === |
| − | He is a Microsoft Certified Computer Engineer MCSE / MCDBA. Mr. Assogba was educated in the United States and returned to Senegal to help Africa | + | He is a Microsoft Certified Computer Engineer MCSE / MCDBA. Mr. Assogba was educated in the United States and returned to Senegal to help Africa close the digital divide.<ref>[http://communaute.telecentre.org/profile/LucAssogba Page of Luc Assogba on Telecentre.org]</ref> |
== References == | == References == | ||
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| Country: | Senegal |
| Email: | lucassogba [at] hotmail.com |
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Luc Léandre Assogba is the General Manager at Easy Link.[1]
Mr. Assogba founded Easy Link in 2002, the company is involved in retail computer sales, IT services, network cabling, computer maintenance, and online accessibility.[2]
Education
He is a Microsoft Certified Computer Engineer MCSE / MCDBA. Mr. Assogba was educated in the United States and returned to Senegal to help Africa close the digital divide.[3]