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Lemachi Chris-Asoluka: Empowering SMEs to thrive in the online marketplace

AdminBy AdminFebruary 27, 2024Updated:February 27, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Lemachi Chris-Asoluka (Lead, Partnerships and Brand Projects, United Bank for Africa – UBA)

Empowering SMEs: Insights from the UBA Business Series Event

The last UBA Group Business Series was held at the Head Office in Lagos, and the event brought together a diverse group entrepreneurs, e-commerce experts and industry stakeholders to explore strategies for driving success in the digital business landscape. Amidst the backdrop of increasing competition and challenging business terrain , SME owners received actionable tips aimed at fostering success in their ventures.

Lemachi Chris-Asoluka with Kaylah Oniwo (Media personality); Prince Nnamdi Ekeh (CEO @ Konga); Tolu Alero Ladipo (Group Head, Marketing and Corporate Communications. UBA Group); Morenikeji Abina (Morenikeji Abina (Founder & Creative Director, RENDOLL) 📸 @UBA Group

As the Lead, Partnerships and Brand Projects at the United Bank for Africa (UBA), SME banking also falls under my portfolio and my team, and I had the privilege of organizing and facilitating the UBA Business Series.

The overarching theme of the event centered around empowering small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) to thrive in the online marketplace. Through the session, panelists shared invaluable insights and practical tips aimed at helping SME owners navigate the challenges of running an online business and harnessing the opportunities available in the digital economy.

Furthermore, the event served as a testament to UBA’s dedication to supporting SMEs and fostering entrepreneurship within the region. By facilitating discussions led by industry experts and thought leaders, UBA demonstrated its commitment to providing SME owners with access to valuable resources and expertise.

Through initiatives like the UBA Business Series, the bank continues to play a proactive role in empowering SMEs to thrive in today’s digital age, driving economic development and job creation across the continent.


(c) Lemachi Chris-Asoluka

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