- UBAs upcoming Business Series workshop will focus on building businesses that can survive and thrive across multiple generations.
- The workshop will feature experienced entrepreneurs, including Flora Mutahi and Ali Baba, sharing insights on sustaining long-term business success.
- UBA aims to empower SMEs with strategies to adapt to economic changes and build lasting legacies through this event.
The United Bank for Africa (UBA), led by Nigerian entrepreneur Tony Elumelu, is set to host a new edition of its Business Series, focusing on empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to build businesses that can survive and thrive across generations.
The upcoming workshop, themed, Built to Last: Building Generational Business, will be held on Thursday at the UBA House in Marina, Lagos, and will also be accessible virtually.
This edition aims to highlight businesses that have demonstrated resilience and adaptability over time. UBAs Group Head of Retail and Digital Banking, Shamsideen Fashola, emphasized the importance of learning from entrepreneurs who have built enduring businesses.
This edition provides a platform for SMEs to learn from experienced entrepreneurs who have built and sustained businesses through the decades, Fashola said.
Commitment to business growthUBA Group Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications Alero Ladipo reiterated the banks commitment to supporting its diverse customer base.
