Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg meets with entrepreneurs [Photo/the United Nations]
Facebook brought together leaders from various Facebook groups from all over the country to help them share moments and insights.The Facebook groups in attendance comprised of leisure, media, parenting and non-profit.According to Facebook, the respective leaders each play an important role in networking.“More than 1 billion people use Facebook Groups each month. More than 100 million of them belong to ‘meaningful communities’ – which are groups that quickly become one of the most important parts of their Facebook experience and an important part of their real-world support structure. Our aim is to help more Kenyans find and join such meaningful communities,” says Ime Archibong, Facebook’s Vice President of Partnerships.As Facebook groups continue to increase as well as their numbers they continue to create new communities and strengthen existing ones.“Facebook Groups in Kenya range in focus from parenting and religious support communities to women in business to groups covering nearly every imaginable profession and hobby, We are thrilled to spend time with group leaders from Kenya to find out how we can do more to support them,” Nunu Ntshingila, Regional Director, Facebook Africa.