••Offers free CAC business registration to participants
•• Bags Leadership Award in Community Development
The TIC Chairman of Isin Local Government Area of Kwara State, Engr Tunde Fadipe has launched the first Maiden edition of Isin Business-Tech Summit.
The Business-Tech Summit was conceived from his administration’s drive to revitalize businesses and empower entrepreneurs with modern technological and digital skills.
The maiden event which took place in the Owu Isin Secretariat, Isin Local Government Area yesterday witnessed hundreds of constituents who turned out to attend the summit.
In his opening remarks, Engineer Tunde Fadipe encouraged participants to apply the knowledge and skills acquired during the summit to enhance their businesses. He emphasized that his administration will continue to prioritize skills development and empowerment to ensure self-reliance among a significant portion of the constituents.
He added that his administration will continue to prioritize skills and empowerment that can sustain a meaningful number of his constituents to be self reliance.
During the summit, the first resource person, Mr. Sanni Alausa-Issa, discussed the significance of social media in enhancing business promotion and provided guidance on leveraging social media expertise for marketing purposes.
The second resource person, Mr Tunde Samuel Adeoti a representative from the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), emphasized the benefits of registering a business, including enhancing the business’s reputation with customers, increasing opportunities for obtaining financial backing for business expansion, accessing government and commercial bank loans, grants, foreign aid, and ensuring business continuity.
More than 100 attendees at the summit received certificates of participation and souvenirs. Additionally, Engr Tunde Fadipe provided a valuable opportunity by granting free business registration with CAC to at least 30 eligible participants.
Expressing their gratitude, participants lauded Engr Tunde Fadipe for his innovative initiative and sponsorship of the business registration with CAC, acknowledging the timely and commendable nature of the intervention. They suggested that the Business-Tech Summit be held regularly.
Furthermore, the summit featured the presentation of a Recognition Award to the Isin Local Government Area TIC Chairman by Maxwell David Taye, the founder of The Drive Leadership Network.
The award was conferred in acknowledgment of the chairman’s leadership style and contributions to community development.
