Prime Bank Organizes SME Women Entrepreneurs Training in Chattogram

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Prime Bank Organizes SME Women Entrepreneurs Training in Chattogram

Prime Bank PLC. recently organized “Prime Neera–SME Women Entrepreneurs Training and Development Program” in the port city Chattogram. Prime Bank’s Neera initiative is dedicated to promoting financial inclusion and sustainable business growth among women entrepreneurs across the country.

The event was held at hotel Agrabad, brought together over 130 women entrepreneurs from Prime Bank as well as members of the Chattogram Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CWCCI).

The objective of the training was to enhance participants’ business management skills, financial planning knowledge and market expansion strategies. The program also encouraged women entrepreneurs to take a more active role in the SME sector.

The event presided by Sarker Mehedi Reza, Chattogram Regional Head of Prime Bank PLC, Other attendees from Prime Bank were- Sheikh Nur Alam, Head of Small Business & Refinance; Fatema Akter Naz, Business Development Manager and branch managers from different branches of the Bank from Chattogram region. Abida Mustafa, President of the Chattogram Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was present as the Special Guest.

Speakers at the event emphasized women’s empowerment, business development and the importance of leveraging digital banking facilities to expand their enterprises.

 

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