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Vodafone Declares October As SME Month

To underline Vodafone’s holistic support to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) nationwide, Vodafone Business Solutions (VBS), the enterprise arm of Vodafone Ghana, has declared October as SME month.

The initiative, aimed at empowering SMEs to use digital services to boost their businesses, will be marked by lots of highlights including  an SME Africa Summit and Awards event to interact, reward and show appreciation to customers.

Vodafone Business Solutions intends to use the summit platform to open the discussion on how these businesses can leverage the power of technology and become a Ready Business – equipped with the right solutions to take on the world.

SMEs play a very crucial role in Ghana’s economy, demonstrating the capacity to contribute enormously to the general economic growth. With the world at an advanced stage of digitisation, VBS wants to be at the forefront of championing the transformative outcomes that these new phenomena provide for Ghanaian businesses.

Commenting, Angela Mensah-Poku, Director of Vodafone Business Solutions at Vodafone Ghana said: “There is no doubt SMEs are playing a huge role in the economic uplift of Ghana. Over the years, our  products including ‘Ready Business’, ‘Ready Office’ and ‘Red Business’ have contributed tremendously to their success. 

We have become very important to their lives and we want to entrench this relationship further this year and the subsequent years to come. I am looking forward to the month and how we can excite our customers.”

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