ACCELERATING BUSINESS GROWTH IN 2018: riding on the wings of a recovering economy

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The Accelerating Business Growth Seminar is organised primarily to open the eyes of entrepreneurs, business leaders, industrialists, business development managers, strategic planning managers, marketing and sales executives, accounting managers ad all operators in the economy to the emerging developments in the Nigerian economy and how to take early advantage of them to prosper and resume growth in 2018.
The focus of the seminar are:
  • Assessing Nigeria's economic performance in 2017;
  • Understanding Nigeria's economic outlook for 2018;
  • understanding the drivers of Nigeria's economic recovery and growth;
  • Full understanding of the 8.6 trillion federal government budget and what is in for you;
  • Discovering opportunities in the economy and how to exploit them;
  • Taking advantage of special concessions to SMEs and agri-businesses;
  • Understanding business enablers for 2018 - marketing, sales, cost control, management and governance;
  • optimizing financing opportunities from CBN, BOI, commercial banks and non-bank financial institutions;
  • Building networks for business revival and expansion;
  • understanding how to optimise the impact of the political activities in 2018.
SOFEE Accelerated Business Growth Seminar will be facilitated by:
  • Mazi Sam I. Ohuabunwa, OFR (Anchor Man - Founder/Chairman SOFEE);
  • Engr. Charles Aladelowu (Chairman/CEO, Teco Group);
  • Dr. Adebola Olubanjo, FCA (Managing Partner, Sobanjo Int'l Company);
  • Dr. Austin Nweze (Lecturer, Pan-African University).
DATE: THURSDAY, MARCH 1ST, 2018
TIME: 9AM - 5PM
VENUE: MAN HOUSE, 77, OBAFEMI AWOLOWO ROAD, IKEJA, LAGOS
REGISTRATION FEE: #20,000 per participant (SMEs), #25,000 per participant (Large Corporations)
To be a part of the event of the year, register online on www.sofee.org.ng/register-with-us and pay conference fee by cheque or bank draft in favor of SAM OHUABUNWA FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT or cash deposit in any of our bank accounts:
  • Diamond bank - 0006135237
  • Fidelity Bank - 4011102701
You can also register at the event venue or by visiting or contacting the conference office:
  • 25/26, Olatunbosun Street, Shonibare Estate. Maryland, Ikeja, Lagos
  • 07064716741, 09084425131
Visit sofee.org.ng for more information.



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