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Hosted by Stephen Jones, Director of Executive Education at Bangor Business School and joined by guest speaker, Chester Nziradzemhuka, Director, Country Business Development at Mastercard (Botswana and Zimbabwe).

The World Bank website notes that “digital technologies contribute to 70 percent of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Countries with stronger digital infrastructure and digital affordability have made 40 percent more progress towards achieving the SDGs compared to their peers in the same income group.”

In this conversation between Chester Nziradzemhuka and Stephen Jones, you will learn how to appreciate how a globally inclusive digital economy makes sound business sense in an organisation’s ESG strategy, as well as for populations around the World.

Chester is a Chartered Banker MBA (CBMBA) graduate of Bangor Business School – a globally prestigious award which also gains Chartered Banker status from our professional partner the Chartered Banker Institute (CBI). The session will introduce Bangor’s programmes (CBMBA & MBA Financial Crime & Compliance) and Chester will share some insights to his time studying & balancing senior employment with the requirements of study.

Chester Nziradzemhuka's professional journey of 25+ years transcends mere market augmentation at Mastercard; it involves nurturing high-calibre C-Suite relationships and liaising with regulatory entities to facilitate vital investor licensing. His strategic orientation, paired with a deep-rooted background in digital transformation consulting, embodies my dedication to fostering an inclusive digital economy that serves every participant in our vibrant financial environment.

Chester is committed to developing global leaders who lead with a sense of purpose. Through his experience, he aims to inspire leaders to strive for global impact within their spheres of influence. Additionally, he is passionate about fostering global e