FCMB, NNEW graduate 215 ladies entrepreneurs

The FCMB SheVentures Mentoring Programme, in collaboration with NECA’s Community of Entrepreneurial Girls, has graduated 215 ladies entrepreneurs by mentoring.

Each companions held the digital commencement ceremony for the ladies entrepreneurs not too long ago.

Based on a press release, the initiative, now in its eleventh cohort, empowers ladies in enterprise with important expertise, market entry, and networking alternatives.

Over six weeks, contributors obtained steerage in 5 essential enterprise areas: strategic administration, monetary administration, operations, gross sales and advertising and marketing, and human sources.

It famous that the programme included masterclasses by business specialists, one-on-one mentorship, sector-focused discussions, and ebook critiques to boost entrepreneurial information.

The President of NNEW, Mrs Adefunke Kuyoro, recommended the mentees for his or her resilience and highlighted the programme’s function in equipping them for sustainable enterprise development.

“This commencement marks the beginning of a brand new chapter the place these ladies will make impactful contributions to the financial system,” she stated.

The occasion featured a keynote deal with by the Head of Girls Banking at FCMB, Mrs Nnenna Jagogo-Jack, who emphasised FCMB’s dedication to empowering ladies entrepreneurs.

She inspired graduates to implement the teachings discovered through the programme to scale their companies.

The Managing Director and Cofounder of Lifefount Hospital, Dr Yemisi Adeyeye delivered an insightful lecture titled “Funding Readiness for Enterprise Homeowners,” stressing the significance of preparation, strategic planning, and mentorship in securing investments.

She suggested contributors to keep up sturdy monetary information and scalable enterprise fashions.

Additionally, the Challenge Director, Mrs Eniola Mayowa, lauded the collaborative effort behind the programme.

She famous that graduates gained sensible expertise and confidence to navigate real-world challenges and seize alternatives.

“This initiative highlights the facility of neighborhood and knowledge-sharing in fostering entrepreneurial development,” she added.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of certificates by Pastor Kemisola T’Oluwanimi, Head of NNEW Academy.

She urged graduates to leverage their new instruments and networks to broaden their companies and contribute to societal improvement.

“The FCMB SheVentures Mentoring Programme exemplifies First Metropolis Monument Financial institution’s dedication to supporting ladies entrepreneurs with monetary options, capacity-building initiatives, and entry to important networks, fostering a sturdy ecosystem for enterprise success,” the assertion stated.