Africa’s Global Bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, continues its steadfast commitment to fueling the growth and sustainability of Micro, Small, and Medium-scale Enterprises (MSMEs) across the continent with the upcoming edition of its highly anticipated UBA Business Series.
Designed as a dynamic capacity-building initiative, the UBA Business Series is a regular workshop that brings together leading business experts and professionals to share insights on navigating the challenges of running successful businesses, particularly in the face of adversity.
With an unwavering dedication to supporting businesses, UBA consistently equips entrepreneurs with essential strategies to redefine their approaches, ensuring resilience and continuous success.
The upcoming edition of the UBA Business Series, scheduled for Wednesday, August 24, 2023, at 2 pm, will delve into the crucial theme of ‘Financial Fitness: Balancing Health and Wealth for Small Business Owners. The event will take place at the prestigious UBA House in Marina, Lagos, and will be accessible via Zoom, welcoming participants from across Africa.
Esteemed panelists include Dr. Adeyemi Adeyinka, Group Head Medical Services at AVON HMO; Kemen Ekerette, Founder of Kemen Fitness; Saga Adeolu, an Artist and Fitness Enthusiast; Ramanujam M, Executive Director at Happiness Center; and Atinuke Kolade, Group Head of Retention and Growth at AVON HMO. These experts will candidly share their business journeys and provide invaluable insights to empower business leaders with strategies for achieving both business success and personal well-being.
Babatunde Ajayi, UBA’s Head of SME Banking, emphasized the significance of the workshop, stating that the panelists’ vast experience will guide small business owners in fortifying their brands and attracting the right customers.
UBA’s dedication to empowering small businesses aligns with its commitment to driving economic growth. Alero Ladipo, Group Head of Marketing & Corporate Communications at UBA, highlighted the pivotal role of small businesses in any developing economy. She underscored UBA’s mission to provide entrepreneurs with the knowledge and experience needed to propel their businesses forward.
Ladipo affirmed UBA’s unrelenting passion for supporting small businesses, recognizing their role as the backbone of the economy. She noted, “Small businesses are the bedrock of the economy in every country around the world. Businesses with less than 100 employees account for 98.2% of all businesses in many regions. UBA’s commitment to nurturing these businesses to thrive remains unwavering.”
