CSR: IBTC ORGANISES EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM FOR LADIES TO BREAK GENDER INEQUALITY
As part of Corporate Social Responsibility to ensure Ladies Empowerment and enable them achieve gender equality and fairness, Stanbic Bank(IBTC), through its online training , has strengthened ladies and positioned them in the society.
Speaking, the Chairman of the Board, IBTC Holdings Plc, Mrs Sola David Borha in her lecture, themed 'Ladies At the Table Empowerment Series ( LATTES ) 2.0 admonished ladies to rise above bias adding that more are learnt in failures than success and not to be totally demoralized when failed in endeavours.
Sola highlighted three categories that will in no doubt ensure ladies to rise above bias in the family, career and community saying failure makes us a better version of ourselves encourages us to be humbler,wiser,emphathetic and resilient in our approach in the society.
According to her, " rising above bias entails that ladies must take cognisance recognition of their family learn to be transparent, spend quality time with the children and build up economically, physically and financially".
Sola enjoined ladies not to allow failure to immobilise them and always moving forward.
Also speaking, the Entrepreneurer, Tricia Olufemi Olumide said 'Get Seen' is germane towards actualisation of success on any business adding that three major categories involved are: Defining oneself, identifying subject and learning the rules of the platforms to 'Get Seen'.
Tricia added that in any business it is important to know that a question is to be asked either should the business be online or offline and what to be done either online or offline adding that identifying suitable platform that will do the magic in terms of Sale of Product & Services, Brand building, monetizing and career positioning is important.
She emphasised the need to develop either short form content platform, long form content platform and engagement first content platform if online platform is chosen advising to dominate a suitable platform rather than 'being everywhere and remain no where'.
A fitness expert, Nicole Chikwe said self care is not selfish saying it wise to take good care of ones health and well-being.
Nicole said when neglect oneself care, the results are :other people's needs come before yours, everyday feels like playing catch up, your mind swings between haze and chaos amongst others.
She enjoined everyone not to put their health at the end of ones priority.
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