The Republic Bank Ghana has once again demonstrated its dedication to serving as the preferred financial collaborator for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and business owners following the effective organization of its SME Business Workshop.
The conference gathered more than 100 business proprietors, sector executives, and startup founders who were keen on expanding their ventures and promoting long-term development.
The event included insightful speeches and lively conversations led by leading figures in the field, such as Dr. Benjamin Dzoboku, Managing Director of Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC; Mr. Ambrose Edwin Nsarkoh, Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Administration and Operations at the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA); and Mr. Joseph Obeng, Chairman of the Ghana Union of Traders’ Association (GUTA).
They provided actionable techniques and motivating appeals for companies to succeed in the current challenging market. Additionally, Mr. Venus Frith, Chief Operating Officer, and Mr. Joseph L. Ashong, General Manager of Commercial and Retail Banking at Republic Bank, attended the seminar, with their involvement highlighting the bank’s firm dedication to supporting the SME development initiative.
In his opening speech, Dr. Benjamin Dzoboku emphasized Republic Bank’s strong dedication to aiding small and medium enterprises, which serve as the foundation of Ghana’s economic structure. “At Republic Bank, we recognize that the success of SMEs leads to national growth.”
With our customized SME offerings, such as our cutting-edge Business Credit Cards and an array of financial services, we are helping business owners adopt technology, foster creativity, and reach long-term development,” he stated. “We go beyond being just a bank; we are your ally in expansion.” Dr. Dzoboku mentioned.
Mr. Ambrose Edwin Nsarkoh from GEPA pointed out the significant chances available for Ghanaian small and medium enterprises in international trade. “SMEs can help establish Ghana as a formidable presence globally.”
Using technological advancements, enhancing product standards, and gaining insight into international market demands, our companies can effectively compete and succeed globally. Collaborations with innovative financial organizations such as Republic Bank enable this process,” he stated.
Mr. Joseph Obeng, head of GUTA, highlighted resilience and flexibility as essential factors for sustained business success. “The commercial landscape is changing quickly, and small and medium enterprises need to be nimble, innovative, and ready to transform themselves.”
Obtaining proper financial assistance and guidance is essential, and Republic Bank offers just that. With the correct attitude and tools, our small and medium enterprises won’t merely endure but also take the lead,” he emphasized.
The conference also highlighted Republic Bank’s financial products tailored for small and medium enterprises, including Business Credit Cards, providing adaptable payment methods, resources for managing cash flow, and assistance with technological and creative investments. These offerings aim to enable business owners to run their operations effectively, adopt digital changes, and respond to industry needs.
Mrs. Dina Opoku, Head of the Electronic Channel and Payments Division (ECPD); Mr. Anthony Buagbe, Leader of the SME Section; and Mr. Martin Obodai Atter, Supervisor of International Trade Services, all provided outstanding talks about their specific offerings, which deeply connected with the listeners and encouraged valuable discussions.
High participation and evident excitement from attendees demonstrated a revived willingness of Ghanaians enterprises to expand, adopt new ideas, and prepare for sustained growth.
The Republic Bank encourages small and medium enterprises as well as business owners to connect with its specialized team for SME banking services, providing them with resources, funding options, and professional guidance essential to turning their entrepreneurial goals into success.
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