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    Ghana Tech Lab launches StartupBAS to provide free business development support for startups

    myghanadailyBy myghanadailyNovember 16, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The management of Ghana Tech Lab in collaboration with Absa Bank has launched its StartupBAS (Business Advisory Support) website.

    StartupBAS is an initiative under Ghana Tech Lab which is taking strides to ease the burden of startups in accessing business development support.

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    StartupBAS will also provide free consultation for all startups across the country through thirteen (13) partner hubs.

    The launch of the official website of StartupBAS which took place on Friday, 13th November, at the premises of Ghana Tech Lab in Accra hosted representatives from Absa Bank.

    Speaking at the launch, Mrs. Audrey Abakah, Head, SME banking with the Absa Group said, Absa has been focusing on financing SMEs for the past three to four years and is excited about the collaboration.

    “We support SMEs not only financially because Absa realizes that they do not just need financing to grow. One key thing also is business advisory support and Absa is happy to work in collaboration with Ghana Tech Lab to support businesses that have a future,” she said.

    As business development services are relatively expensive for the average startup, StartupBAS is here to bridge this gap to ensure sustainability and stability of all Ghanaian startups.

    By booking an appointment on the website, startups will be provided free and easily accessible business development support while offering convenience to Ghanaian entrepreneurs in booking and accessing consultations.

    During the launch, there was a presentation highlighting the features of the website and how users can easily navigate the site. The website provides startups with a variety of services to choose from, ranging from business ideation to legal advisory.

    With the StartupBAS website, your startup is only a click away from receiving quality and free business development support and advice. Visit the StartupBAS website now to book an appointment for consultation with our experts to boost your startup.

    Source: citinewsroom.com

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