Founder of Topcheck Talks Online Car Insurance in Nigeria

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On this episode of the Break Digit Show Founder of TopCheck Mr. Thomas Pilar,  sits with Roberta at the Media Fuse Bar to talk about his Startup, the online insurance agent formed by a team of experienced Internet Entrepreneurs who partnered with Colenson Brokers Nigeria.

Thomas who have worked previously with Google, Rocket Internet, Pricewaterhouse before founding Topcheck highlighted the benefits of using the insurance comparison site.

He discloses that in just 5 minutes of entering the site, a user could compare, select and buy insurance cover for their vehicle.
Pilar said that Topcheck have partnered with NAICOM to fight some fake policies and have communicated to the Nigerian Police Force, so in 5 minutes you could get your licensed Insurance papers to present to Law enforcement agencies if stopped on the road.

And the sweet part, he said there are still vacant positions to be filled, all of these and more on this week episode of the Break Digit Show.
It was an awesome chat that we had tune in…

 

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Roberta Edu is an IT Expert, Digital Media professional, Web Broadcaster & Cinematographer.

An Award winning expert, with over 8 years hands on experiences in Tech & Digital.

Being one of the first to run digital media campaigns in Nigeria, she has helped top brands in Nigeria, (Gulder, Maltina, Samsung, MasterCard, P&G, MTN) to achieve exciting digital milestones and have also plan, execute and manage digital media activities for government events such as Lagos Water Regatta, Ogun State Investors Forum all while working in different media agencies.

After rising to the position of the Group Head of Technology in a global media organization, Roberta decided to venture into web broadcasting & video production where she started TWO TV Network.

And in 2015, she founded Liquid Studio a production outfit where Corporate Documentaries & Wedding films are cooked.

Aside from producing web videos, Roberta is now focused on telling the stories of Nigerian Internet Startup with her web show “The Break Digit Show”

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