Co-operative Bank of Kenya has stepped up its engagement with entrepreneurs by showcasing its financial solutions during the 7th Edition of MSME Connect in Nakuru.
The bank hosted Cooperatives and MSME Development Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya and Nakuru Deputy Governor David Kones at its exhibition stand, where they interacted with the bank’s team and entrepreneurs attending the event.
Co-op Bank used the platform to engage directly with business owners and demonstrate how its solutions can support entrepreneurs as they grow and expand their enterprises.
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The bank said the event provided an opportunity to connect with entrepreneurs on the ground and better communicate the financial solutions available to businesses.
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“We connected with entrepreneurs on the ground, sharing how Co-op Bank's solutions are designed to work for their growth as entrepreneurs and for their businesses,” the bank said.
The participation highlights Co-op Bank’s continued focus on the MSME segment by bringing its financial services closer to entrepreneurs and creating platforms where businesses can interact directly with the bank.
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The 7th Edition of MSME Connect provided Co-op Bank with an opportunity to strengthen its relationship with entrepreneurs in Nakuru while showcasing solutions aimed at supporting business growth.
