Ndubuisi EkekweNdubuisi Ekekwe , a regular blogger at Harvard Business Review, holds two doctoral and four master’s degrees, including a PhD in electrical and computer engineering from the Johns Hopkins University and MBA from University of Calabar, Nigeria. Duringthis MBA and Doctor of Management program, he specialized on Technology Management and Competitiveness. He founded First Atlantic Semiconductors & Microelectronics Ltd, African Institution of Technology, and Ultinet Systems. Dr. Ekekwe edited Nanotechnology and Microelectronics: Global Diffusion, Economics and Policy which received IGI Global 2010 “Book of The Year” Award. He is also an author of two books on electrochemistry and microelectronics. An Adjunct Professor of Engineering with Babcock University, Nigeria, he is a player in the U.S. semiconductor industry where he develops innovative microchips; he invented a microcontroller for medical robots. A recipient of 17 fellowships/scholarships, he graduated top of his class with BEng in electrical and electronics engineering (Aug. 1998) from Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria. He last held the title of Banking Executive with Diamond Bank Lagos and served in the United States National Science Foundation ERC/CISST E&D committee for four years. Prof Ekekwe has been invited as a speaker in Wharton Business School, Harvard Business School, Brown University, among others. He currently advises five African governments on technology and entrepreneurship. Read More Read Less