News - Par Habibou M'baye, le 12 Feb 2025

Join us! We'll explain why on BFM Business

Mr. Habibou M’Baye, founding president of Softcorner, was on BFM Business. At the microphone of Alexandre Lichan, host of the Club Media RH on the channel, Mr. Habibou M’Baye explained that he is seeking technical and commercial skills to expand his teams and participate in the development of the Softcorner marketplace. Number 1 in the French market and in the process of European conquest, this innovative company, a player in the circular economy, offers great future prospects and excellent working conditions.

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