1 week Ago By Guardian Nigeria
Business consultant and entrepreneur, Olushola Olaleye, has announced the second edition of his yearly masterclass, tagged Positioning for Profit scheduled for April 24th and 25th in Lagos. This year’s theme, ‘The Profit Playbook: Turning Business Challenges to Cashflow’, addresses the pressing need for businesses to navigate economic uncertainties and achieve sustainable growth. Following the success of the inaugural edition, the organisers noted that Positioning for Profit 2025 is poised to be an even more impactful event, offering SME owners and career professionals practical strategies for scaling and profitability.
They noted that in a climate where businesses must evolve or risk obsolescence, this masterclass provides a critical roadmap for financial resilience and business scalability. According to Olaleye, leveraging his extensive experience in building successful businesses across multiple industries will lead attendees through proven frameworks designed to transform obstacles into consistent revenue streams. “My goal is to empower business owners to create predictable, scalable, and sustainable cash flow, regardless of the economic climate,” Olaleye stated.
Industry leaders have been lined up to share invaluable insights at the forum. These include Kofi Abunu, a QSR industry veteran with over 38 years of international experience, specializing in driving growth and profitability for leading food brands. There is Samuel Jegede, a renowned business strategist and entrepreneur, known for transforming bold ideas into thriving ventures and helping businesses execute strategic plans.
The masterclass has TriciaBiz, one of Africa’s leading business strategists, acclaimed for helping thousands of entrepreneurs scale their businesses through effective marketing and growth strategies. These speakers, according to the organisers, will share invaluable lessons on structuring businesses for long-term success, efficient scaling and monetising innovation in today’s competitive marketplace..
