UBA Hosts 'Gen.W: The Evolved Woman' Business Series
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Mar 12, 2026 · Last updated Mar 13, 2026
The event highlights United Bank for Africa's commitment to supporting women in business, potentially enhancing its brand reputation and attracting female entrepreneurs as clients. The discussions on women's evolving roles in leadership and entrepreneurship could inspire broader economic participation and innovation across Africa.
United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc hosted its quarterly Business Series, themed 'Gen.W: The Evolved Woman,' to mark International Women's Month. The hybrid event, held at UBA House in Lagos, brought together accomplished female leaders and entrepreneurs, including Joycee Awosika (ORIKI Group), Tomike Adeoye, Olufunke Davies (Fine-Funky), and Ayo Mairo-Ese. Moderated by Tobi Bakre, discussions focused on the changing role of women in leadership, business, and innovation, emphasizing how African women are redefining success and creating impact. Speakers shared personal journeys, challenges, and growth experiences. UBA's Group Head of Customer Experience, Michelle Nwoga, and Group Head of Brand, Marketing and Corporate Communications, Alero Ladipo, highlighted the importance of women taking initiative and supporting each other. Ladipo also introduced UBA's new Gen W platform, a lifestyle initiative offering resources, insights, and financial support to women, regardless of their banking status. The series aims to inspire a new generation of female leaders and innovators across Africa.
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