In a world where innovation and entrepreneurship drive economic growth, empowering women is essential for achieving sustainable development. This belief is at the heart of a groundbreaking initiative by Ore Innovations, in collaboration with the Entrepreneurship Development Center (EDC) and UN Nigeria, aimed at uplifting 200 women entrepreneurs in the vibrant city of Calabar.
Why This Program Matters
Women, especially those aged 18-35, are increasingly stepping into the entrepreneurial space, bringing fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to the table. Yet, many face barriers such as limited access to resources, mentorship, and business education. This initiative seeks to break down those barriers by providing essential training, networking opportunities, and the confidence needed to launch and grow successful ventures.
Ore Innovations, EDC, and UN Nigeria are joining forces to offer a comprehensive program that equips participants with the skills they need to thrive in the competitive business landscape. Whether you’re just starting or looking to scale your business, this initiative offers something invaluable.
What to Expect: Business Skills, Networking, and More
Participants in this program will gain access to a variety of essential business skills, from financial literacy to marketing strategies, all tailored to meet the unique needs of women entrepreneurs. The training will also provide opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals, creating a supportive network of peers who share your passion and drive.
But it doesn’t stop there. This program is designed to be a catalyst for growth. By the end of the training, you’ll not only have the knowledge but also the confidence to turn your ideas into reality and build a thriving business. Plus, participants will have the chance to win amazing prizes and business support packages that will further propel their entrepreneurial journey.
Join Us in Calabar – Your Path to Entrepreneurial Success Awaits
This is more than just a training program; it’s an opportunity to unlock your potential and transform your future. If you’re a woman entrepreneur in Calabar, aged 18-35, this initiative is your chance to gain the skills, knowledge, and connections you need to succeed.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity! Training sessions are being held in Calabar—and it’s time to take the leap toward becoming a successful entrepreneur.
How to Get Involved
Ready to join the movement? Click the link below to sign up and secure your spot in this transformative program: Training in Calabar
And remember, share this opportunity with all the amazing women entrepreneurs you know. Tag them, share this post, and let’s create a ripple effect of empowerment and success.
A Brighter Future for Women Entrepreneurs
At its core, this initiative is about more than just business—it’s about creating a supportive ecosystem where women can thrive, innovate, and lead. By empowering women entrepreneurs, Ore Innovations, EDC, and UN Nigeria are not only supporting individual success but also contributing to broader economic and social progress.
Join us in celebrating the power of women in business. Together, we can create a brighter, more inclusive future for all.
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Sct. Omojefe Kennedy Orezime, known as Dr. PUSH or Dr. Ken, is a dynamic entrepreneur in social, digital, and medical realms. He propels economic growth by empowering youth with vital skills. He founded Ore Innovations and the Center for Human Development (www.oreinnovations.com), an e-learning hub with visual coaching. He also established Transformation Home Africa, a youth NGO for economic progress. As CMO at Life Clinic NG, he promotes online health services.
Operating Meeting You Magazine, He offers diverse digital services, supporting social impact in Nigeria (www.meetingyoumagazine.com.ng). With roles spanning African Youth Union Congress, YALI, UN Ambassadorships, and more, he's a force for change. His journey includes studies at London Business School, a Master's in Public Health, and roles in Medical Art Therapy & Yoga.
He leads the Global Entrepreneurs Week in Cross River State and impacts 10,000+ African youths. Through the #WhatsTheGoalCampaign, he drives SDG awareness (#5000Actions).
