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GAIN, DBN partner to train 200 Female Entrepreneurs

Victor Odeyemi by Victor Odeyemi
July 8, 2022
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GAIN, DBN partner to train 200 Female Entrepreneurs

Source: TechEconomy NG

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Grand Africa Initiative (GAIN) and the Development Bank of Nigeria Plc (DBN) have announced a partnership to train two hundred young Nigerian Women in an entrepreneurship course titled “GAIN Entrepreneurship Masterclass for Women (Nigeria)”, starting in July 2022.

The goal of the course is to provide selected young women entrepreneurs from around the nation with the information and abilities they need to launch and grow their enterprises. The course will go over topics like ideation, legal assistance, branding, marketing, communication, accounting, modeling, staffing, structure, etc. that are crucial to the success of MSMEs.

Describing the significance of the Women Entrepreneurship Masterclass, The Managing Director, DBN, Dr. Tony Okpanachi said “We are excited about this initiative which speaks directly to our mandate of building the capacity of MSMEs. The GAIN initiative has become imperative to reach as many women as possible by leveraging technology and promoting gender equality. At the end of this exercise, we hope to see more empowered women creating opportunities towards achieving sustainable social-economic development.”

On her part, the Executive Director of GAIN, Ms. Chinwe Okoli, stated that “It has become imperative to specifically support women to embrace entrepreneurship. This training will equip them with the skills to succeed at building businesses that will empower them economically, create employment, and contribute to the economic development of Nigeria”.

According to Ms. Okoli, “this program is in line with one of the focus areas of Grand Africa Initiative-GAIN which is Women Empowerment. She said the program is targeted at selected women from across Nigeria who will benefit from a faculty of experts in various aspects of the business. Eligible for the program are women who have a business or a business idea, are between 22 to 45 years of age, and have a demonstrable interest in business, access to the internet, internet-enabled device, and electricity to participate in the program. GAIN Entrepreneurship Masterclass for Women (Nigeria)’ is scheduled to open a call for application on July 6, 2022. The six-week program will include training and mentorship sessions which will be held virtually”.

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