Firm offers 10 Free Booths to Women Owned Businesses at Installment Fair
No fewer than 10 women owned businesses would get free booths at the SmallSmall Fair 2024 holding this month. SmallSmall Fair will showcase the transformative power of installment payment solutions across diverse industries, allowing hundreds of companies offering installment payment to meet and sell directly to over 5,000 credit worthy consumers in person, all under […]
No fewer than 10 women owned businesses would get free booths at the SmallSmall Fair 2024 holding this month.
SmallSmall Fair will showcase the transformative power of installment payment solutions across diverse industries, allowing hundreds of companies offering installment payment to meet and sell directly to over 5,000 credit worthy consumers in person, all under one roof.
As part of the drive to promote female entrepreneurship, 10 female businesses would get free booths at the fair holding at the Pistis Conference Centre on the 17th of August, 2024.
The firm is also collaborating with Herconomy, FezDelivery, CargoPlug, and MoneyAfrica towards the upcoming fair.
In a significant move to support female entrepreneurs, SmallSmall is offering 10 FREE basic booth spaces to women-owned businesses.
These complimentary booths will be providing a unique opportunity for women-led businesses to showcase their products and services thereby driving economic growth through inclusivity.
Kikelomo Fola-Ogunniya, CEO of CargoPlug, emphasized. “Efficient logistics is key to business success. Our goal is to eliminate surprise fees, lack of trackability of shipments, high costs and other logistical barriers that entrepreneurs face, allowing them to focus on the core of their operations”.
These four innovative women owned/led businesses, Herconomy, FezDelivery, CargoPlug, and MoneyAfrica, collectively, have been at the forefront of advocating for women’s economic empowerment, pushing for a level playing field no matter the venture, providing tools for financial literacy, and supporting female entrepreneurs across Nigeria.
SmallSmall’s Co-Founder and Vice President, Naomi Olaghere, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “Our aim is to promote gender equality in the business space and create a more inclusive platform where female entrepreneurs can thrive and contribute to the economic landscape of Nigeria. The SmallSmall Fair is not just about commerce; it’s about community, collaboration and creating an equitable business environment where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.”