SmartSHE - Empowering Women, Uplifting Lives. At SmartSHE we simply say: SHE is our Core Value... S H E S - Social Responsibility H - Hardwork E - Equity #socialenterprise #startupbusiness #entrepreneurs #supplychainfinance #digitalliteracy #financialliteracy #impactwomen
SmartSHE
Financial Services
Portharcourt, Rivers, Nigeria 2,121 followers
"Empowering Women, Uplifting Lives".
About us
SmartSHE is an online supply chain finance and Social Impact Infrastructure for all marginalized African SMBs with priority to WOMEN owned businesses. We are focused on expanding #accesstofinance, #digital and #financialliteracytraining for all marginalized African SMBs and prioritizing WOMEN owned small businesses, helping close the gender gap in entrepreneurship and uplift communities in the process. SmartSHE - simply aiding marginalized African SMBs and Women owned businesses to be future-ready. Vision: To be Africa's smartest gateway for all supply chain finance and social impact services. Mission: To lift millions of marginalized African community WOMEN and SMBs out of poverty, and reduce Inequality, by providing them with the digital and financial literacy they need to navigate today's world and the microcredit loans that enable them turn their ideas into reality. At SmartSHE - We are committed to help build an inclusive human development and economic growth through our Social Impact infrastructure for WOMEN and Adult Girls. "Empowering Women, Uplifting Lives"
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https://smartsheltd.com
External link for SmartSHE
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Portharcourt, Rivers, Nigeria
- Type
- Self-Employed
- Founded
- 2023
- Specialties
- Reverse Factoring, Inventory Funding, Working Capital financing, Invoice Discounting, Purchase Order Financing, Circular Economy, and Social Impact
Locations
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Primary
10 Trans-Woji Lane, YKC
Plot 10 Suit 5 HOMAT PLAZA
Portharcourt, Rivers, Nigeria 234/50021, NG
Employees at SmartSHE
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Hi Great Fellows, Big One Here! We are excited to announce that our startup SmartSHE has been selected to participate in the startupper challenge of the year, organized by TOTALENERGIES. Please click and give us a LIKE vote for us to secure our spot further. Thanks and kind regards.. https://lnkd.in/dnFRVF4D
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At SmartSHE we simply say: SHE is our Core Value... S H E S - Social Responsibility H - Hardwork E - Equity #socialenterprise #startupbusiness #entrepreneurs #supplychainfinance #digitalliteracy #financialliteracy #impactwomen
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SmartSHE The Focus #smartshe #socialimpact #socialenterprise #womenincommunity
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SmartSHE "Small acts, Big Change". #socialimpact #socialenterprise #womenincommunities #digitalandfinancialliteracy #empowerment #climatechangeeducation
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According to: INDEED Career Guide Publication: WHAT MAKES A COMPANY A GREAT PLACE TO WORK: A great place to work cares about and supports its employees while also challenging them to grow with the company. At these companies, managers and their employees trust and respect each other and have a shared commitment to both individual and company success. Great companies try to meet their employees' financial, mental, physical and emotional needs. As a result, employees are often more productive, satisfied and willing to stay at the company long term. PART 1. 1. COMPETITIVE COMPENSATION. A company that cares about its employees provides them with appropriate salaries and benefits. They pay wages that allow employees to live comfortably based on the cost of living in that area. The company might offer creative benefits in addition to traditional health insurance and retirement savings, including: a. Profit-sharing b. Bonuses c. Stock options d. Free meals e. Wellness programs and free gym memberships. f. Free counseling. Competitive compensation not only attracts talented employees but helps companies keep them. #smartshe https://lnkd.in/d42FP-CA
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By. https://lnkd.in/dGdRrfcr Bnking and Capital Market 2022 Wrap-Up / 2023 Outlook March 8, 2023 The financial services sector (with the banking and capital market segments being the larger slice) of the Nigerian economy, which is a key contributor to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), witnessed significant changes in 2022, with a number of participants in both segments, transitioning into holding company structures and others, hiving off part of their businesses as part of their response to the changing economic landscape. Significantly, the increased regulatory activities of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as well as other macroeconomic factors made 2022 a challenging year for the banking sector even though the year had commenced with predictions of a positive outlook. Most of the responses to the challenges of 2022 and the aftermath of the Presidential elections will determine the shape the sector will take in this year 2023, This wrap-up and forward report (the Report) highlights the significant events of 2022 in the Banking and Capital Market sub-sectors of the Nigerian financial services industry as well as an indication of what is expected in these sub-sectors in 2023.