Vincent Le Guennou: “I am working on a new strong initiative on the continent.”
The co-CEO of Emerging Capital Partners (ECP)—whom we were unable to reach last week—confirmed to Jeune Afrique Business+ his new trajectory and explained the future of ECP.
26/08/2021 at 16h08, by Africa Business+
“The historical founders of Emerging Capital Partners (ECP) do not wish to launch a fund V together; this is the choice of our Washington-based partners. After 21 years of hectic life and travel, they do not wish to commit to investors for another ten years,” Vincent Le Guennou told Jeune Afrique Business+ on the phone yesterday morning.
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