Sebastien Clamorgan (Venia International): Eat’n’go is feeding the frontline

Supporting those who are on the emergency frontline of the Covid-19 pandemic and carry out extremely important work, such as doctors, nurses, police officers and other security agencies: Eat’n’go, a joint venture that includes Sebastien Clamorgan‘s Venia International as a shareholder, is feeding the frontline and providing food for essential workers during the Covid-19 emergency in Nigeria. Indeed, the restaurant Group, which is the leading franchisee for Domino’s Pizza, Cold Stone Creamery, and Pinkberry Gourmet Frozen Yoghurt, has launched this support initiative to help essential workers – as well as the Nigerian country as a whole – in combating the spread of Covid-19.
“Today, we say thank you to the people who stay at their jobs so we can stay safe at home“, the Group wrote in a statement, “Since the rise of the Covid-19 global pandemic, we have witnessed the rise of heroes across the countries – the doctors, nurses, police officers and other security agencies“, it added. The initiative so far has made it possible to donate over 13,600 slices of pizza, 10,000 cups of ice cream, and 800 cups of yoghurt – worth 23 million naira value of products – and has reached 6,500 workers at the frontline across Nigeria. “We throw a salute to these MVPs; our very own Heroes“, Eat’n’go wrote, “Thank you for your selfless commitment to our community. We are grateful for you! We will continue to support you“, the statement concluded.
The charity initiative is being carried out by the Nigerian food and beverage group headquartered in Lagos, Eat’n’Go, which is part of a joint venture that includes Sebastien Clamorgan’s global consulting and investment firm Venia International as a shareholder. Eat’n’Go started its operation in 2012 and managed to open more than 100 stores across Nigeria. Dedicated to bringing Food & Beverage brands to Africans since 2012, the company managed to achieve market leadership, thus becoming the premier food operator on a continental level. These successful results were also achieved thanks to the services provided by Venia International, the global consulting and investment firm aiming to support companies’ successful market entry, particularly focused on the African and Middle Eastern markets. The investment activities of the firm founded by Sebastien Clamorgan at the end of the Nineties concern different sectors and include, among the others, Shipping, Port Management, Logistics, Food & Beverage, and Consumer Goods.