Nairametrics is pleased to announce and cordially invite you to its Economic Roundtable Webinar.
The event will hold today, Saturday, 9th August 2021 by 11 am prompt. The theme of the webinar is “How to get out of the Economic Crisis.”
About Nairametrics Economic Roundtable
The Nairametrics Economic Roundtable is a 3-hour webinar that will gather stakeholders to discuss important economic policies, where such policies have taken the nation and current actions being taken by policymakers.
The webinar will also review policy directions that can bring about an economic turnaround, project timelines for these policy directions to begin to yield visible results, and advice on how Nigeria can avoid policy pitfalls that adversely impact the economy (e.g., border closure and SIM registration policy etc.).
The event is free, although available entries are reserved on a first register first serve basis. We recommend attendance for stakeholders in the manufacturing, financial, fintech, and real estate sectors, as well as start-ups/entrepreneurs and retail investors.
Please click on the link below to register
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_LFjPl-n2QnuXkn1Y3IFMng
What to expect
Facilitators have been selected from across various sectors related to the webinar’s theme. They will offer valuable insights into areas of the Nigerian economy with the potential to expedite economic growth and how increased investor interest in the nation’s FinTech sector will reflect in the coming GDP figures.
Our panel of experts include Andrew Nevin, Partner, FS Leader and Chief Economist at PwC; Dr Yemi Kale, CEO, National Bureau of Statistics; Yewande Sadiku, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission; Chinwe Egwim, Chief Economist, Coronation Merchant Bank; and Bismarck Rewane, MD/CEO, Financial Derivatives Company among others.
About Nairametrics Financial Advocates Ltd
Nairametrics is a leading Nigerian financial resource company that offers services ranging from business news coverage, corporate analysis, macroeconomics data sourcing/analysis, and more.
is a rebroadcast in any way available?