There was a rising number of successful women doing business in Uganda, all trading at different levels to contribute to Uganda’s economy. Much as most women were successful, many still failed to or gave up for various reasons. In a bid to address women’s business grievances.
Monitor Publications Limited (MPL) sought a strategic partnership with Dfcu Bank’s Women in Business program (dfcu WIB) and Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) to support women doing business in Uganda.
Over the years dfcu Bank has supported women in business who have succeeded and own inspirational stories of success, MPL thought it prudent to work with dfcu Bank on the project titled “Rising Woman”.
UIA on the other hand has also supported women under their different umbrellas through training, both dfcu Bank and MPL got into a partnership with the government
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Objectives
- Provide a platform for women in business to escalate their businesses to great heights.
- Showcase women in business through profiling and advertising in the media
- Provide women with financing solutions that meet their needs while negating the phobia for borrowing among women
- Position both dfcu, MPL and UIA as the leading solution providers for women in business
- Convert 20% of all Rising woman participants that are not dfcu bank customers to dfcu bank
- Position dfcu WiB as the number one banking solution for women in Uganda
- Dfcu/UIA to interface directly with over 5,000 women during the training and the business expo
- Dfcu/UIA to interface indirectly with over 15 million radio listeners, TV viewers, newspaper readers and digital influencers.
- Receive 150 exhibitor from within Uganda and the rest of East Africa.
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