Leadway Group supports women’s empowerment at SLA career fair 2024
November 19, 2024215 views0 comments
Joy Agwunobi
Leadway Group has reiterated its dedication to empowering women across various professional domains, a commitment showcased during the She Leads Africa (SLA) Level Up Career Fair 2024, sponsored by the company.
The event, held at the University of Lagos, attracted over 1,500 participants, including young female graduates, employers, and industry leaders.
The SLA Level Up Career Fair is an initiative of She Leads Africa, a platform focused on equipping young African women with tools for personal and professional growth. The event aims to foster networking opportunities and professional development across diverse career paths.
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During a panel session titled “Staying Ahead of the Game: How to Future-Proof Your Career in a Constantly Evolving World,” Rahinatu Omolamai, Manager of the HNC Segment at Leadway Pensure, shared valuable lessons from her 20 years in the financial services sector. She discussed strategies for adapting to industry changes, building strong client relationships, and harnessing leadership skills to achieve sustained career success.
Omolamai also highlighted Leadway’s dedication to supporting women, stating, “At Leadway, we are committed to empowering women not just within our organisation but also within the communities we serve. Our support for the SLA Level Up Career Fair aligns with our goal of fostering an inclusive environment where women can excel in their careers, especially through our women-focused Hersurred community.”
Aishat Bello-Garuba, Head of Corporate Services at Leadway Holdings, highlighted the importance of the partnership with She Leads Africa (SLA), stating that the event aligns with Leadway’s broader efforts to foster gender diversity and inclusion through impactful collaborations with external communities.
She explained that the partnership with SLA allows the organisation to support a platform that links women to prospective employers while offering opportunities to gain insights from seasoned professionals.
“The SLA Career Fair embodies Hersurred’s commitment to empowering women and advancing their career development, reinforcing Leadway’s mission to create inclusive spaces where women can thrive,”Bello-Garuba added.