AUTOBIOGRAPHY
MR. LARTIN S. KONNEH II
CEO & FOUNDER
LIBERIA TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT (LTD)
CEO & FOUNDER
LIBERIA TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT (LTD)
BACKGROUND:I am a native from Liberia, West Africa-–the birthplace for some returning slaves from the United States to Africa and the oldest independent country in Africa, apart from Ethiopia.
I am currently residing in Sacramento, California, United States.
EDUCATION:I attended and graduated from High School in the U.S.; also, I attended college and university in the U.S.
I hold a BA Degree in Management Information Science (MIS); also, I hold Certificates in Computer Programming - SQL, Relational Database Administration, and Certificate in Database Analyst - SQL. I will continue further to achieve a Master's degree in MIS. FAMILY & LIFESTYLE: Family are my everything. I am not yet engaged and asking God for my lovely and caring woman. God has blessed us with beautiful children; and he's still blessing and protecting us. PASSIONS:I have a passion for helping and connecting people, either by means of good heart (with little or no benefit) and by exposing them to life’s lifting opportunities. I enjoy helping people and will continue to help them-–regardless of race or economic status-–because I believe that everyone should have an equal opportunity to life.
PROJECTS:In 2007, I founded BEEAFRICAN (slogan: “connecting Africans and the World to our beautiful Africans cultures") with the help of Mr. Lobo N. Marwieh-–my best friend, brother and mentor. I am also a technician, columnist, producer for BEEAFRICAN TV and its affiliates.
In 2013, I founder Lart TECH & DIGITAL a communities trusted computer and digital services.
In 2015, I decided to run a talk show that mainly focus on Africa and its people. The name of the talk show was called the “Othelia Joy Show,” hosted by the lovely and caring Ms. Othelia Marwieh. The show’s goals were simple: It thrusted the positive news about communities; It linked the diversity of cultures; connected locals to big media; and exposed great people such as business men and women, authors, musicians, entrepreneurs, etc.
In 2017, I moved to the films industry and created JuLartFILMS-–is a little independent film production and distribution company. We work with producers, writers, directors, actresses, actors--from the point of development through distribution, for both documentary and feature films.
Mid of 2018, I founded LIBERIA TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT (LTD)--providing loans, investments and finances to local Liberians.
In 2019, I went on and established my first international business-–Lart: Boutique. Salon. Store. in Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. Lart - Lart, you can find food, fashion clothing, electronic devices, good body products, hair braiding, quality makers on the face, best manicure and pedicure with healthy living.
Continue in 2019 and currently, I decided to produce and direct an African sitcom---My African Parents.
In 2020, I established Lart TECH & DIGITAL STUDIOS.
FUTURE:
My goal in life is to help ensure that the good news and stories of Africa be told, either by its people and others. And I believe in the principle of “doing” something “good” and “positive” rather than “doing not a thing” and “negative.”
As always, I want to expose Africa and her positive and good culture.
For some, it is easier to do good for one’s self; however, I prefer to meet the “needs” of others.
I am currently residing in Sacramento, California, United States.
EDUCATION:I attended and graduated from High School in the U.S.; also, I attended college and university in the U.S.
I hold a BA Degree in Management Information Science (MIS); also, I hold Certificates in Computer Programming - SQL, Relational Database Administration, and Certificate in Database Analyst - SQL. I will continue further to achieve a Master's degree in MIS. FAMILY & LIFESTYLE: Family are my everything. I am not yet engaged and asking God for my lovely and caring woman. God has blessed us with beautiful children; and he's still blessing and protecting us. PASSIONS:I have a passion for helping and connecting people, either by means of good heart (with little or no benefit) and by exposing them to life’s lifting opportunities. I enjoy helping people and will continue to help them-–regardless of race or economic status-–because I believe that everyone should have an equal opportunity to life.
PROJECTS:In 2007, I founded BEEAFRICAN (slogan: “connecting Africans and the World to our beautiful Africans cultures") with the help of Mr. Lobo N. Marwieh-–my best friend, brother and mentor. I am also a technician, columnist, producer for BEEAFRICAN TV and its affiliates.
In 2013, I founder Lart TECH & DIGITAL a communities trusted computer and digital services.
In 2015, I decided to run a talk show that mainly focus on Africa and its people. The name of the talk show was called the “Othelia Joy Show,” hosted by the lovely and caring Ms. Othelia Marwieh. The show’s goals were simple: It thrusted the positive news about communities; It linked the diversity of cultures; connected locals to big media; and exposed great people such as business men and women, authors, musicians, entrepreneurs, etc.
In 2017, I moved to the films industry and created JuLartFILMS-–is a little independent film production and distribution company. We work with producers, writers, directors, actresses, actors--from the point of development through distribution, for both documentary and feature films.
Mid of 2018, I founded LIBERIA TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT (LTD)--providing loans, investments and finances to local Liberians.
In 2019, I went on and established my first international business-–Lart: Boutique. Salon. Store. in Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. Lart - Lart, you can find food, fashion clothing, electronic devices, good body products, hair braiding, quality makers on the face, best manicure and pedicure with healthy living.
Continue in 2019 and currently, I decided to produce and direct an African sitcom---My African Parents.
In 2020, I established Lart TECH & DIGITAL STUDIOS.
FUTURE:
My goal in life is to help ensure that the good news and stories of Africa be told, either by its people and others. And I believe in the principle of “doing” something “good” and “positive” rather than “doing not a thing” and “negative.”
As always, I want to expose Africa and her positive and good culture.
For some, it is easier to do good for one’s self; however, I prefer to meet the “needs” of others.