The presence of the American superstar in the Angolan capital is transforming his African debut into an event that goes far beyond the boundaries of basketball. Since Friday in Luanda, the NBA champion has been participating in the E1 Electric Boat World Championship stage, scheduled for this Sunday, the 13th, in an initiative that combines sport, technology, business, tourism and sustainability. Before entering the competition, LeBron James had his first contact with some of the leading figures in Angolan business during a private Executive Breakfast offered by the Minister of Tourism, Márcio Daniel. The meeting brought together representatives from different sectors of the national economy, as well as personalities linked to the organization of the event, providing a privileged space for dialogue and networking between one of the biggest stars in world sport and the Angolan business community. Among the participants were Alejandro Agag, from E1, Tiago Madaleno, from Projecto Lundo, Agostinho Kapaia, from Grupo OPAIA, Alexandre de Matos, from Shining Star, Diogo Caldas, from Refriango, Nelson Carrinho, from Grupo Carrinho, Rui Oliveira, from BFA Gestão de Activos, Andreia Machado, from Grupo Cosal, Isabel Espírito Santo, from Banco Millennium Atlântico, and Mário Mota Lemos, CEO of ENSA, among others.
