The primary function of every business is to achieve sustainability and continuity. This is the same across every sector. But what makes a business successful? What are the key metrics for measuring financial businesses success and what factors contribute to this? How can Nigerian health care practices structure their businesses to attract funding and investment? These are some of the questions that will be answered during our workshop- Bridging the Gap between Finance and Healthcare Here are 4 reasons why we believe you should attend;
1. Understand how to maneuver during the economic recession- the state of the country is a key concern to small and medium scale businesses which make up to 90% of business in the country. Given the current economic crisis, only financially astute businesses will be able to stay the course. Our facilitators will share various key financial indicators that must be measured and how these should help guide your business decisions during these precarious financial times.
2. Training provided by highly experienced, first class chattered accountants- our facilitators are all first class accountants who have received chattered status with recognized financial bodies. What’s more, they have a combined 30years experience providing financial advisory services across a wide range of sectors in Nigeria.
3. Network with other professionals and financial institution- HFN has partnered with Medic West Africa, to provide this workshop. Medic West Africa is the largest medical exhibition in West Africa, which brings together over 3,500 healthcare professionals and hosts more than 280 of the world’s leading healthcare suppliers, manufacturers and service providers. You will definitely be in good company.
4. Earn CPD Points- attending our workshop also contributes towards your continuous professional development.
The workshop will take place on Wednesday 12 th October 2016 at the Eko Hotels and Suites. Admission to the workshop is free, however pre registration is required via www.hfnigeria.com. For further information on the workshop please contact Ms. Lutie Ojo on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. To learn more about HFN and its work, please follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
