5th October, 2023
Solaire Logistics and Supply Chain Limited has trained players in the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and business owners on profit-making in running their ventures.
The training took place on Monday in Akowonjo area of Lagos, Southwest Nigeria.
Co-founder and Senior Supply Chain Consultant, Solaire Logistics and Supply Chain Limited, Ayokunle James Adeyemi, said the training was highly successful.
He said the Free Business Enterprise Training, with the theme “PROFIT,” was filled with valuable insights and support for SMEs, traders, business owners, and startups.
He explained that the training programme encompassed a diverse range of topics, equipping participants with essential knowledge and skills for business success.
Adeyemi stated that participants learnt the importance of a strong organizational framework and how it contributed to business growth and sustainability.
“The role of Information Technology in modern business operations was explored, highlighting its significance in today’s competitive landscape. Strategies and techniques for cost optimization were discussed, empowering participants to enhance their profit margins.
“The importance of accurate financial record-keeping was emphasized, enabling participants to make informed financial decisions. Participants discovered the power of networking and leveraging opportunities to expand their businesses,” he said.
Adeyemi said one of the highlights of the event was the generous financial support provided by Solaire Logistics and Supply Chain Ltd.
“Cheques were presented to some participants to aid and bolster their businesses. This act of support exemplified the commitment to nurturing and empowering small businesses.
“The training left a profound impact on participants, who expressed their enthusiasm to apply the knowledge and insights gained during the program to their businesses.
“Their willingness to implement the strategies learned reflects the success of the training in equipping them for the challenges and opportunities in the business world,” Adeyemi explained.