Felix Achibiri is a global speaker at the intersection of policy, capital, infrastructure, and emerging technology, trusted by governments, investors, founders, and institutions navigating Africa’s digital and economic transformation.

He has addressed audiences across Africa, Europe, North America, and Asia, contributing to high-level conversations at platforms such as the Africa CEO Forum (Geneva), the US–Africa Investment Summit (Washington DC), Capitol Hill Energy Day Briefing, Global Town Hall on Countering Violent Extremism (New York), Startup Conclave (India), and leading infrastructure, energy, and financial inclusion forums in Johannesburg, Amsterdam, Cape Town, and Geneva. His work consistently places Africa within global economic and technological discourse — not as a peripheral market, but as a strategic frontier.

Felix speaks from deep operating experience. He has helped deploy large-scale energy infrastructure, supported national digital identity initiatives, designed startup accelerators, and advised on investment and financial inclusion programs that have reached hundreds of thousands of low-income users. His perspective is shaped by work that spans power generation, fintech, digital public infrastructure, and capital formation, giving him uncommon credibility with both technical and non-technical audiences.

At international conferences, economic forums, and innovation summits, Felix is known for his ability to translate complexity into clarity. He explains what emerging technologies mean in practice — not in abstract terms, but through measurable outcomes: how digital identity systems reduce fraud and expand access, how tokenization unlocks capital and new markets, how digital infrastructure enables trade, and why the future of money, energy, and data is inseparable from Africa’s development agenda.

His speaking themes span:

The future of digital public infrastructure in emerging markets

Blockchain, Web3, and decentralized finance beyond hype

Energy systems, industrialization, and sustainable growth

Smart capital, startup ecosystems, and long-term value creation

Financial inclusion at scale and the next evolution of payments

What distinguishes Felix on stage is tone and presence. He does not speak as a distant expert, but as a practitioner who has worked inside the systems he describes. He understands technical language, policy constraints, and investment realities — and translates them into compelling narratives grounded in the lived experiences of founders, farmers, traders, public institutions, and cross-border commerce.

Audiences leave with more than inspiration. They leave with context, frameworks, and strategic clarity — a deeper understanding of how global trends intersect with African realities, and how institutions and leaders can act decisively in a rapidly changing world.

Felix Achibiri is not simply explaining the future. He is helping shape it.