The recent Meet, Greet, and Connect event organized by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Entrepreneurship Mentoring Programme Alumni Association has been widely praised as a significant accomplishment. The event brought together members from various cohorts since its establishment in 2013, creating a vibrant and successful occasion that promoted entrepreneurship and collaboration for both business and personal development.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Toyin Yusuf, the association’s initiative to reconnect its members and provide a platform for networking has received widespread acclaim. The event’s theme, “Entrepreneurship and Collaboration for Business and Personal Growth,” set the stage for an inspiring and fruitful gathering, encouraging attendees to explore new opportunities and establish meaningful connections.
The founder, Mrs. Toki Mabogunje, played a prominent role during the event, reflecting her steadfast dedication to advancing the association’s mission. The insightful opening remarks by the Association’s Secretary, Mrs. Gladys Igbekele, infused an air of enthusiasm and camaraderie into the proceedings, creating an engaging and collaborative environment.
A primary highlight of the event was the panel session, which featured distinguished members of the Chamber and alumni of the programme. The panelists, including Ajani Oluwatoyin J, Seyi Abolaji, Abosede Yinka-Ogundimu, QueenIwo Akinyoyenu, and Olaide Shoetan, provided valuable insights into entrepreneurship, collaboration, and industry trends. The discussion was adeptly moderated by the Association’s Public Relations Officer, Oluwatobi Sola-Abiola, and compered by Bunmi Osifeso, the Association’s Welfare Officer.
The generous sponsorship of the event by Providus Bank further demonstrated their commitment to supporting and empowering the entrepreneurial community. Their presence at the event provided entrepreneurs with the opportunity to address their banking concerns and underscored the significance of financial institutions in nurturing business development within the community.
Overall, the event served as a testament to the growing significance of entrepreneurship and the impact of meaningful connections in driving personal and business growth. The lively atmosphere and insightful discussions left attendees feeling motivated and optimistic about the future of entrepreneurship in Lagos.
In conclusion, the ‘Greet’ and ‘Connect’ event organized by the LCCI Entrepreneurship Mentoring Programme Alumni Association was a resounding success, fostering an environment of collaboration and growth. The dedication of the association’s leadership and the active participation of its members have truly contributed to the development of an entrepreneurial community in Lagos.