Savings: Ecobank to Talk to SMEs About the Importance of Solar Energy as a Backup Power Source

Everything is ready for the SME Conference on the use of solar energy as an alternative source of power for businesses in Nigeria, according to Ecobank Nigeria, a subsidiary of the Ecobank Group.

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A component of the Bank’s MySME Growth Series, which aims to strengthen SMEs across the nation, is the monthly virtual conference. Abraham Mohammed, co-founder and CEO of Rana Energy, will be facilitating the conference, which is scheduled for Tuesday, 23 July at 10 a.m.

The Head of SME at Ecobank Nigeria, Omoboye Odu, announced the upcoming virtual conference in Lagos. He emphasised that this is just one of the ways the bank helps its clients, adding that the topic selection and the selection of a subject matter expert as the guest speaker highlight the significance of power for the expansion and success of small businesses. She added that attendees will have the chance to ask relevant questions and that the conference would also cover energy issues as they relate to small businesses, the advantages of solar energy as a backup source of electricity, and how to switch to solar energy. She said, “This is a part of our commitment as a bank to empower SMEs through networking opportunities, knowledge sharing sessions, and skill development in addition to access to new markets.”

We anticipate that a large number of Nigerians, especially those who do not currently have an account with us, would do so in order to take advantage of the excellent services and opportunities we provide. The goal of the Ecobank MySME Growth Series, which launched in February of this year, is to support SMEs all around the nation. The bank has pledged to train more than a million SME operators across a range of industries by 2024.

Resources for launching a business, registration procedures, industry insights, and crucial business management issues will all be covered in the programme. Important subjects like accounting, credit, taxation, sales and marketing, and inventory management are covered in the series.

Furthermore offered are articles on important subjects including boosting sales, coming up with creative advertising concepts, using technology to improve business administration, and case studies. Additionally, Ecobank intends to start a SME Mentorship programme to work with prosperous business owners.

When combined, the MySME Growth Series showcases Ecobank’s commitment to supporting the expansion and prosperity of the SME sector.

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