Z/Yen’s Michael Mainelli and Naisbitt King Asset’s Alastair Naisbitt scout Djibouti
This is the first time that the UK has sent a formal parliamentary and business delegation to Djibouti.
13/10/2021 at 15h55, by Olivier Caslin
Stuart Polak, a member of the House of Lords, was accompanied by founder and chairman of Z/Yen, Michael Raymond Mainelli and the chairman of Naisbitt King Asset Management, Alastair John Naisbitt. The former specialises in consultancy and venture capital, the latter in asset management.
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