CalBank, a leading financial institution in Ghana, has launched the Entrepreneurs’ Business Academy, an innovative initiative aimed at empowering entrepreneurs with the requisite knowledge and skillset needed to thrive in today’s volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous business landscape successfully.
It offers a comprehensive training and development program that includes a range of educational resources, workshops, and mentorship opportunities to enhance their business acumen and drive sustainable growth, and a network of like-minded entrepreneurs.
The curriculum of the CalBank Business Academy covers a wide range of topics essential to business success, including business planning, financial management, marketing and sales, operations, human resources, and technology integration. Through a combination of interactive online courses, live webinars, and in-person workshops, participants will have the opportunity to learn from industry experts, successful entrepreneurs, and experienced business coaches.
The CalBank Business Academy will also offer mentorship programs, connecting participants with experienced mentors who can provide guidance and support in specific business areas. Additionally, participants will have access to a network of like-minded entrepreneurs, fostering collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and potential business partnerships.
In line with CalBank’s dedication to inclusivity, the CalBank Business Academy is open to micro, small, medium-sized businesses, ensuring that business owners from all backgrounds can benefit from this valuable educational resource.
The launch of the CalBank Business Academy reinforces CalBank’s position as a leading supporter of entrepreneurship and small businesses in Ghana. By equipping entrepreneurs with the necessary skills and knowledge, CalBank aims to contribute to the growth and prosperity of the local business community and the nation.
Speaking to the first cohort at the launch of the CalBank Business Academy, MD of CalBank, Philip Owiredu, highlighted CalBank’s commitment to supporting entrepreneurship and fostering economic growth in Ghana. He stated, “At CalBank, we believe that businesses and entrepreneurs play a vital role in driving economic development. The CalBank Business Academy is our initiative to provide entrepreneurs with the knowledge, skills, and support they need to overcome challenges and build successful businesses.”
Other speakers at the CalBank Business Academy included Peter Fordjor [Head, Consumer & Retail Banking], Daniel Appiah [Head, SME and Business Banking], Martha Acquaye [Head, Digital & Inclusive Banking], Nana Konadu Boateng [Development Bank Ghana] & Theophilus Arthur Mensah [Business Analyst, Seed Global Investment]
Entrepreneurs and business owners interested in joining the CalBank Business Academy can visit the official CalBank website [www.calbank.net] or contact Michael [0261510338] and Kingsley [0246612442] for more information and enrollment details.
