Power Breakfasts

This breakfast addressed how successful business mentorships can create networks and connections, build self-esteem, determination, capacities and self confidence. Mentoring programs are a key component for KAWBO and we believe in informing individuals on the opportunities available to access mentors and build their capacity to become a Business mentor.

The Speaker was Mr. Daniel Huba, the coordinator of the Regional Center for Enterprise Development (R-CED) of Inoorero University.

On the 28^th of September, KAWBO partnered with Grofin to host a Networking Power Breakfast, welcoming all from diverse business sectors. Grofin is one of the leading pan-African financers and supporters of Small and Medium Enterprises. The engaging breakfast meeting will explored fundamental issues of accessing appropriate financing tailored for various businesses.

The event brought together 43 guests who gave great compliments about the Google presentation. The session was rewarding and relevant to the attendees. To further participant-experience, Google organized a set-up of laptops for users to familiarize themselves with the online tools that were show cased. The workshop provided a great forum for entrepreneurs from diverse business sectors to be empowered with information on how they could optimize online tools to work in favor of their businesses.

On January, 31st,File-It-Africa presented to participants the  benefits of cloud computing. Further, attendees were given the opportunity to subscribe to the services at an attractive discounted rate.

Business owners that were present did not hesitate to convey the relevancy of the topic to their businesses. Many expressed that they were graced with a pleasant morning due to the relevancy of the topic, the serene ambiance infusing the venue, and the quality business contacts that were created.