Eighteen entrepreneurs have graduated from the NCBA and Strathmore University Business School Enterprise Development 16-week Programme.

The program is designed to equip SMEs with the tools and skills to identify and seize business opportunities, foster innovation, and unlock their potential.

Further, it nurtures socially responsible and viable businesses, fostering successful business entrepreneurship in the region.

According to NCBA Group Director, Retail Banking Tius Mwithiga, the graduation reaffirms the company’s commitment to empowering SMEs.

“These graduates exemplify the transformative impact of tailored support, inspiring us to continue championing entrepreneurial success.”

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The bank also targets at least 25 SME businesses for the 3rd cohort of the NCBA-SBS Enterprise Development Programme, with enrolment opening for the next program on May 21, 2024.

“……the fruitful collaboration between Strathmore Business School and NCBA in delivering the Enterprise Development Programme (EDP) as well as the Owner Manager Programme (OMP),” Caesar Mwangi, Executive Dean at Strathmore University Business School, said.