Stanbic Bank helped more than 40 small business owners learn new skills during a three-month training program. The Level Up Business Clinic started during March and finished last month. Bank leaders wanted to teach people how to run better companies and make more money. The program gave entrepreneurs practical tools for managing finances and growing their businesses. Company officials believe small businesses drive economic growth across Zimbabwe.
CEO Solomon Nyanhongo said the bank understands the problems facing small companies like finding money and following government rules. The Incubator Hub space allows business owners to meet other entrepreneurs and share ideas about their work. Board chairman Mucha Mkanganwi told graduates to focus on solutions when problems happen rather than asking why things go wrong. He advised people to grow slowly and use new technology to improve their operations.
Mustard Seed Advisory helped deliver the training sessions for the business owners. The women-led company works on financial development projects across different industries. Stanbic Bank plans more programs to teach small businesses about marketing and finding investors.
CEO Solomon Nyanhongo said the bank understands the problems facing small companies like finding money and following government rules. The Incubator Hub space allows business owners to meet other entrepreneurs and share ideas about their work. Board chairman Mucha Mkanganwi told graduates to focus on solutions when problems happen rather than asking why things go wrong. He advised people to grow slowly and use new technology to improve their operations.
Mustard Seed Advisory helped deliver the training sessions for the business owners. The women-led company works on financial development projects across different industries. Stanbic Bank plans more programs to teach small businesses about marketing and finding investors.
