A six-month mentorship plan to hone his entrepreneurial skills helped fire up Titus Mumo’s budding taxi business into the great success that it currently is inspired by the money many young investors were making at the airport in the taxi business, Titus Mumo, 28, started his own company two years ...
Inoorero University's Regional Center for Enterprise Development (RCED) held discussions with the East Africa Business Council and the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) East Africa on the regional roll out of the MSME Mentorship Programme.
Business mentees mentored by students from Intake 1 and Intake 2 of the MSME Business Mentorship Program held their second quarterly mentees forum on 9th March at the Hennessis Hotel.
Inoorero University, through the Regional Center for Enterprise Development (RCED) has been holding discussions with the leading SME bank in the country, Chase Bank Limited, to consider possible avenues of partnership.
Nairobi, January 20 – Inoorero University’s Regional Centre for Enterprise Development (RCED) will this Friday hold Orientation for the second cohort of its business mentorship programme.
In response to the many challenges facing the MSME sector of Kenya and East Africa, and in its pursuit to remain The Enterprise University of choice, IU has established a new Regional Center for Enterprise Development (RCED) to serve as a coordinating unit for all its enterprise initiatives. RCED will be a Non-Profit making Training; Research and Consultancy Centre, specializing in products and services relating to the development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) and MSME policy in Kenya and East Africa.
