United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc is set to host another edition of its Business Series, titled “Built to Last: Building Generational Business,” aimed at fostering growth and sustainability for Micro, Small, and Medium-scale Enterprises (MSMEs) across Africa. The event will take place tomorrow at 12 PM at UBA’s head office in Lagos, with an option for online participation via Zoom.
The UBA Business Series is part of the bank’s ongoing capacity-building initiatives, designed to provide entrepreneurs with valuable insights from leading business figures and professionals. The seminars and workshops focus on best practices for running successful businesses in challenging environments.
This edition, “Built to Last,” will focus on businesses that have successfully navigated economic and political shifts over generations, highlighting strategies that ensure longevity and resilience.
Key speakers for the event include Flora Mutahi, Founder/CEO of Melvin Marsh International; Atunyota Ali Baba A, CEO of XQZMOI Television; Tolani Tayo-Osikoya, CEO of Diaryofakitchenlover Studio (Chef T); and renowned photographer Kelechi Amadi-Obi. These leaders will share their insights and practical strategies for building enduring businesses in a dynamic market landscape.
Shamsideen Fashola, UBA’s Group Head of Retail and Digital Banking, emphasized the importance of the event, noting that it provides a unique platform for SMEs to learn from experienced entrepreneurs who have successfully built and sustained generational businesses.
The series continues UBA’s commitment to supporting African entrepreneurs and fostering sustainable business growth across the continent.
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