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Jumia, rebaptisé parfois la première licorne africaine puisque certains voient la valorisation du groupe d’e-commerce atteindre le milliard de dollars, continue de recruter certains de ses cadres chez McKinsey. Ainsi, sa branche de réservation d’hôtels en ligne, Jumia Travel, a-t-elle annoncé le 7 septembre la nomination au poste de CEO de Joe Falter, un ancien consultant du bureau de Londres qui dirigeait déjà depuis Lagos au Nigeria le volet livraison à domicile, Jumia Food.
Le groupe d’e-commerce a été fondé par deux autres anciens de la maison : Jérémy Hodara, diplômé de HEC, passé par les bureaux de Paris, New York ou Mumbai et Sacha Poignonnec, un EDHEC, lui aussi présent à Paris de 2007 à 2012.
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