In its sustained efforts to spur growth and sustainability among Small and Medium-Scale businesses in Nigeria and Africa, United Bank for Africa Plc will host its next quarterly Business Series on Wednesday, March 17, 2021.
The series is a capacity building initiative where professional business leaders share insights on best business practices and how entrepreneurs can build a sustainable business empire especially in a challenging business environment in Africa, aggravated by the COVID 19 pandemic.
As part of this edition to be held via Microsoft Teams, UBA will host the founder, Accounting Hub, Chioma Ifeanyi-Eze, a seasoned accountant with years of experience across multinationals including PwC.
Ifeanyi-Eze will be speaking on Budgeting and forecasting for Business Growth and will give tips to business owners and intending start-ups on practical ways to ensure their businesses survive and thrive and essential strategies on how to recover and mitigate losses especially in these difficult operating environments in Africa and beyond
At the event, which opens virtually at 2pm WAT, according to UBA’s Group Head, Consumer and Retail Banking, Sampson Aneke, said beyond banking services, the group is interested in ensuring that customers and entrepreneurs run businesses that can stand the test of time.
The Business Series, he continued, will assist to arm business leaders with all the knowledge and experience required to take their businesses to the next level, noting that despite the pandemic, “some businesses are still making it big…
“Chioma Ifeanyi Eze, who is experienced in every sense of the word is willing to share insight with others on ways to grow their business and put it on firm footing as we try to move beyond this pandemic. I will advise everyone to tune in, even if you do not have a business, it is an opportunity to learn something new,” Aneke said.
This novel initiative is a quarterly enterprise championed by UBA, and has been instrumental in helping to support and elevate businesses to new highs for many years now.
