These resident-correspondents and collaborators are your contacts on the spot
to supervise the planning and implementation of your project.
Further to that core of specialists, Dr. Quenum and Associates have access
to a pool of international experienced experts from emerging countries (Malaysia,
South Africa, India and Brazil) to make sure the South-South characteristics
of your projects are fully taking care of (equipment and process conceived and
adapted to local weather and socio-economic conditions. Etc.)
If necessity commands, Dr. Quenum
and Associates co-opt in as many as temporary staff members and local consultants
to cover and manage projects.
These temporary staff members integrate
easily with Dr. Quenum and Associates' permanent team of experts due to the fact
that the consulting operates under a well defined and codified
intervention' strategy here exposed
Further, Dr. Quenum & Associates's top management (principal, project manager and financing research manager) has a cumulative experience of 45 years in business planning in sub-Saharan African countries.
The principal of Dr. Quenum & Associates' CV is below briefly outlined
Dr. Quenum, Managing Director of Dr. Quenum & Associates is graduated
Docteur-d'Etat-Es-Sciences Physiques - University of Lyons, France, February
1974. The highest
degree in French scientific academia - equivalent to PhD.
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Visiting Professor in Physics and Chemistry to the Polytechnic Institute of Lubumbashi
(Democratic Republic of Congo) in 1975.
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Professor of Chemistry at the National University of Gabon, 1975-1978.
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Managing Director of Intertech - International Agro-industrial and Technology
Development Consulting - at Abidjan, Ivory-Coast - 1978-1986.
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Senior-Expert to the Center for the Development of Industry - CDI - Brussels,
Belgium, 1986-1991 - in charge of agribusiness development in 68 members states
of Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) associated to the European Union through
the so-called "The
Lomé Convention".
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In said position and capacity, at CDI, Dr. Quenum supervised and coordinated the
implementation and rehabilitation of more than one hundred agribusiness projects
in the ACP. He visited most of the African countries of his jurisdiction and built-up
an extensive network of relationships among their business community and government
circles.
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He
holds Beninese
citizenship and lived in Senegal (1963-1967) - France (1967-1974) - The
Democratic Republic of The Congo (1975) - Gabon (1975-1978) - Ivory-Coast (1978-1986)
- From 1986 to 1991 in Belgium and since 1991 between Benin and Belgium.
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