By Fatimah Idera
Technology experts in an innovative summit have trained students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, AAUA, Ondo State on how to thrive in the technology industry.
The summit which was organized by the Impact Leaders Club, ILC, yesterday was held at the institution's ETF 750 Hall.
Speaking on the theme, "Thriving in Tech Space; Shaping the Future of Aspiring Leaders," the experts in a panel discussion stated the trajectory of the digital future and the essence of their shared vision for the technology industry.
One of the trainers, Dolapo Osukoya
emphasised that students at the same time can be digital marketer without affecting their academic pursuits.
"You can earn in dollars on the latest trend in technology by using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Microsoft developing applications and with strong communication and leadership skills, students can strive better," he said.
Mr Osukoye further advised the participants to stay positive and learn from mistakes, stressing that networking is also a challenge that can be encountered in the technology business.
He added that with leadership skills students can transform their clear vision into reality, highlighting adaptability and strategy as tools to shape the future they admire.
On his part, George Ayomipo hinted that humans' perception of technology differs and enthusiasts should always find their niche.
"There are three things to thrive in tech; Paying in charge with merging tech,
Staying updated in terms of skills and Communities," he said
Mr Ayomipo noted that the future of the technology industry relies on the ability of leaders to foster inclusive and diverse environments.
He contended that innovation thrives in communities where diverse perspectives are valued by creating opportunities for underrepresented groups.
An alumnus of ILC, Gbenga Borokini charged the trainees with leadership and self-discovery, encouraging them to be diligent.
He assured that free technology training will be taken online for every ILC member.
Participants, however, expressed their shared optimism and determination to keep up with technological advancements and to be at the forefront of driving good change.
Their sense of purpose and commitment to shaping the future were renewed for technology serves and are ready to dive into the three months of virtual free training for continuous learning.
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