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The Nigerian banking industry has indeed come a long way. Although there is still work to be done, it is safe to say that it is now at a ‘comfortable junction’. This success becomes noteworthy when one begins to imagine the challenges the industry has faced overtime, from gaining and maintaining customers’ trust, to the ever-changing monetary policies, and the rise in non-bank payment platforms. A few banks have displayed an understanding of how to leverage on technology and innovation to stay ahead of the competition. One of such banks is Access Bank, which has adopted a brilliant approach of leveraging innovation to enhance its customer service. The Bank has continued to actively roll out campaigns that are customer-centric and technologically inclined. This has enhanced its position in the banking industry and buttresses its brand promise of speed, security and service. Some of the Bank’s products are a testament to one of its goals of being Africa’s most innovative bank. The PayDay Loan which has been adjudged one of the most customer-friendly packages, seeing how quickly customers can now access loans without collaterals and long documentation process. This service is primarily targeted at salary earners who need to access cash for emergency needs. The WhatsApp Banking service which was recently launched by the Bank is further proof of the Bank’s quest to stay ahead in terms of innovation. This service provides customers with solutions to issues such as Account Opening, own account bank transfers, Access to Access bank account transfers, PayDay Loan, BVN Confirmation, and Balance Enquiry. More features are set to be rolled out in the nearest future. These products and services positions Access Bank as an innovative and forward-thinking bank. The launch of Access Africa, which is the fastest way to send and receive money across Africa provides customers with seamless services that are fast, affordable, and convenient
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The Nigerian banking industry has indeed come a long way. Although there is still work to be done, it is safe to say that it is now at a ‘comfortable junction’. This success becomes noteworthy when one begins to imagine the challenges the industry has faced overtime, from gaining and maintaining customers’ trust, to the ever-changing monetary policies, and the rise in non-bank payment platforms. A few banks have displayed an understanding of how to leverage on technology and innovation to stay ahead of the competition. One of such banks is Access Bank, which has adopted a brilliant approach of leveraging innovation to enhance its customer service. The Bank has continued to actively roll out campaigns that are customer-centric and technologically inclined. This has enhanced its position in the banking industry and buttresses its brand promise of speed, security and service. Some of the Bank’s products are a testament to one of its goals of being Africa’s most innovative bank. The PayDay Loan which has been adjudged one of the most customer-friendly packages, seeing how quickly customers can now access loans without collaterals and long documentation process. This service is primarily targeted at salary earners who need to access cash for emergency needs. The WhatsApp Banking service which was recently launched by the Bank is further proof of the Bank’s quest to stay ahead in terms of innovation. This service provides customers with solutions to issues such as Account Opening, own account bank transfers, Access to Access bank account transfers, PayDay Loan, BVN Confirmation, and Balance Enquiry. More features are set to be rolled out in the nearest future. These products and services positions Access Bank as an innovative and forward-thinking bank. The launch of Access Africa, which is the fastest way to send and receive money across Africa provides customers with seamless services that are fast, affordable, and convenient. Lalasticlala dominique Mynd44
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Access WhatsApp Banking now live; +234 9090 901 901 – Start now The days of brick and mortar banking are fast becoming a thing of the past as Nigeria’s leading financial institution, Access Bank keeps its tradition of breaking new boundaries of innovation with its latest offering, Access WhatsApp Banking. Designed to provide customers with easy and reliable banking transactions, the WhatsApp banking service allows users to automate most parts of the banking experience, providing customers the ease of remote banking with the efficiency of the best personnel and the intimacy of a customized experience. “Access Bank continues to keep the pace as a leader in the digital banking revolution in Nigeria, with the launch of banking services on WhatsApp - one of the largest social media platforms. This is yet another innovative way to connect customers to the plethora of services and banking options available to them from the comfort of their mobile phones.” said Ade Bajomo, Executive Director, IT & Retail Operations, Access Bank. “Now Access Bank is bringing banking closer to its growing customers by leveraging on the WhatsApp Application. We are excited to see the rate at which the service is being adopted and we can’t wait to see more of our customers enjoy the experience,” he added. Access WhatsApp banking is a non-intrusive service which does not require users to download a new application or use extra data to access the options available. It works with the existing WhatsApp application and can be used immediately. To connect with Access Bank on Access WhatsApp, all customers need to do is, add the mobile number- +234 9090 901 901, as a contact in their phones - “Access WhatsApp Banking”- the same way they would any other number. After saving the number on their phones all they need to do to activate the service is send a “Hi”. It is important to note that customers must use the number registered to their personal accounts with the Bank. All service requests on Access WhatsApp are treated instantly, and the speed of transaction is dependent only on the internet connection of the user. Services customers can access via the Access WhatsApp Banking platform include; BVN display, Balance Enquiry, Request Payday Loan and Account Opening. Life has gotten easier, now that Access Bank has brought banking closer to you, on WhatsApp.
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Access Bank Leads on Customer Intimacy on WhatsApp Access Bank deepened its commitment towards providing easy banking experience to customers by leveraging the pervasive WhatsApp social media platform to bring its Banking Relationship Managers closer to its customers. Customers can now use the Bank’s market leading and feature rich Mobile App, Access Mobile, available on IOS and Android platforms, to effortlessly engage their Relationship Manager in the provision of customised and responsive banking services, using the WhatsApp messaging platform. The service, which is first of its kind in the Nigerian Banking Sector and launched in April 2018, according to Access Bank GMD/CEO, Herbert Wigwe is in line with its vision to change the face of banking on the continent by leveraging innovation and technology, while ensuring that customers are provided with the opportunity to enjoy ease of access and engagement in their banking transactions and maximise their financial opportunities. He stressed that the three core values - speed, service, and security - upon which the Bank remains steadfast, requires a high level of innovation and thought leadership which again is demonstrated with this WhatsApp feature. “Driving customer intimacy and providing engaging and convenient access to financial services across all channels remain a key focus area for us and we will continue to drive and implement solutions to provide a best in class service for our customers", Wigwe stated. The WhatsApp banking tool for reaching Access Bank’s Relationship Officers is the latest in the series of innovative features championed by Access Bank. Several of these efforts, especially in the areas of customer experience, personal banking and sustainability have fetched recognitions and awards from local and international platforms, the most recent being the Karlsruhe and Euromoney awards. cc:Lalasticlala/Mynd44/Dominique
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[/b]Access Bank Leads on Customer Intimacy on WhatsApp[b] Access Bank deepened its commitment towards providing easy banking experience to customers by leveraging the pervasive WhatsApp social media platform to bring its Banking Relationship Managers closer to its customers. Customers can now use the Bank’s market leading and feature rich Mobile App, Access Mobile, available on IOS and Android platforms, to effortlessly engage their Relationship Manager in the provision of customised and responsive banking services, using the WhatsApp messaging platform. The service, which is first of its kind in the Nigerian Banking Sector and launched in April 2018, according to Access Bank GMD/CEO, Herbert Wigwe is in line with its vision to change the face of banking on the continent by leveraging innovation and technology, while ensuring that customers are provided with the opportunity to enjoy ease of access and engagement in their banking transactions and maximise their financial opportunities. He stressed that the three core values - speed, service, and security - upon which the Bank remains steadfast, requires a high level of innovation and thought leadership which again is demonstrated with this WhatsApp feature. [/i]“Driving customer intimacy and providing engaging and convenient access to financial services across all channels remain a key focus area for us and we will continue to drive and implement solutions to provide a best in class service for our customers", Wigwe stated.[i] The WhatsApp banking tool for reaching Access Bank’s Relationship Officers is the latest in the series of innovative features championed by Access Bank. Several of these efforts, especially in the areas of customer experience, personal banking and sustainability have fetched recognitions and awards from local and international platforms, the most recent being the Karlsruhe and Euromoney awards. cc:Lalasticlala/Mynd44/Dominique
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I guess while some where at the event to a portion of the food available, some were more into what the programme and facilitators were ready to deliver and the impact was made. The question still boils down to that fact that, does the Nigerian Youth have a Safe Space for development and integration into the system |
Am I the only one that thinks Access Bank has done a lot when it comes to youth engagement. My opinion. I guess while some where at the event to a portion of the food available, some were more into what the programme and facilitators were ready to deliver and the impact was made. The question still boils down to that fact that, does the Nigerian Youth have a Safe Space for development and integration into the system. Modified |
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To celebrate International Youth Day, Access Bank hosted students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to an educational forum cum party. The event centered around this year’s globally recognized theme which is ‘Safe Spaces for Youth’. The event which held at Access Bank UNILAG campus branch had in attendance over 1,000 students sharing ideas on the subject of safe spaces for youth across Nigeria. It was a fun atmosphere as students participated in various activities such as dancing competition, quiz challenges, 360 degree camera shots, board games, and brain teasers. There was also a panel discussion with 6 student influencers including a final year Biochemistry student, Ogunbiyi Omotolani, and Okafor Uchenna, a fresh graduate from UNILAG. Others were Jacinta Amune, a 400 level Mathematics student cum blogger; Irianele Virtuous Osalumese, 300 level Mass Communications undergraduate; Otekaye Oluwatobi, Engineering Faculty Students President; and Seun Richard, Faculty of Arts Students President. Life & Career Coach and Management Consultant, Bankole Williams delivered a keynote speech on creating safe spaces while expressing gratitude to Access Bank for organizing the event. “The impact of this event cannot be quantified as it will go a long way to create awareness about safe spaces for youths in Nigeria,” Williams said. Doyin Coker, Head of Youth Banking spoke on the International Youth Day theme saying, “Individuals can create safe spaces in their personal relationships with each other by inclusiveness and respect for everyone's opinions. This will help to enhance peaceful co-existence and also attract the development we seek as individuals. We have a responsibility to create safe spaces for each other even as we search for our own safe spaces.” Students and other participants at the event left with a deeper knowledge on the benefit of creating public, digital, and civic spaces to promote innovation and development. cc:Lalasticlala/Mynd44/Dominique and co.
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To celebrate International Youth Day, Access Bank hosted students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to an educational forum cum party. The event centered around this year’s globally recognized theme which is ‘Safe Spaces for Youth’. The event which held at Access Bank UNILAG campus branch had in attendance over 1,000 students sharing ideas on the subject of safe spaces for youth across Nigeria. It was a fun atmosphere as students participated in various activities such as dancing competition, quiz challenges, 360 degree camera shots, board games, and brain teasers. There was also a panel discussion with 6 student influencers including a final year Biochemistry student, Ogunbiyi Omotolani, and Okafor Uchenna, a fresh graduate from UNILAG. Others were Jacinta Amune, a 400 level Mathematics student cum blogger; Irianele Virtuous Osalumese, 300 level Mass Communications undergraduate; Otekaye Oluwatobi, Engineering Faculty Students President; and Seun Richard, Faculty of Arts Students President. Life & Career Coach and Management Consultant, Bankole Williams delivered a keynote speech on creating safe spaces while expressing gratitude to Access Bank for organizing the event. “The impact of this event cannot be quantified as it will go a long way to create awareness about safe spaces for youths in Nigeria,” Williams said. Doyin Coker, Head of Youth Banking spoke on the International Youth Day theme saying, “Individuals can create safe spaces in their personal relationships with each other by inclusiveness and respect for everyone's opinions. This will help to enhance peaceful co-existence and also attract the development we seek as individuals. We have a responsibility to create safe spaces for each other even as we search for our own safe spaces.” Students and other participants at the event left with a deeper knowledge on the benefit of creating public, digital, and civic spaces to promote innovation and development. cc:Lalasticlala/Mynd44/Dominique and co. |
Am i the only one that feels Access Bank has a lot of youth engagement programs. |
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To celebrate International Youth Day, Access Bank hosted students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to an educational forum cum party. The event centered around this year’s globally recognized theme which is ‘Safe Spaces for Youth’. The event which held at Access Bank UNILAG campus branch had in attendance over 1,000 students sharing ideas on the subject of safe spaces for youth across Nigeria. It was a fun atmosphere as students participated in various activities such as dancing competition, quiz challenges, 360 degree camera shots, board games, and brain teasers. There was also a panel discussion with 6 student influencers including a final year Biochemistry student, Ogunbiyi Omotolani, and Okafor Uchenna, a fresh graduate from UNILAG. Others were Jacinta Amune, a 400 level Mathematics student cum blogger; Irianele Virtuous Osalumese, 300 level Mass Communications undergraduate; Otekaye Oluwatobi, Engineering Faculty Students President; and Seun Richard, Faculty of Arts Students President. Life & Career Coach and Management Consultant, Bankole Williams delivered a keynote speech on creating safe spaces while expressing gratitude to Access Bank for organizing the event. “The impact of this event cannot be quantified as it will go a long way to create awareness about safe spaces for youths in Nigeria,” Williams said. Doyin Coker, Head of Youth Banking spoke on the International Youth Day theme saying, “Individuals can create safe spaces in their personal relationships with each other by inclusiveness and respect for everyone's opinions. This will help to enhance peaceful co-existence and also attract the development we seek as individuals. We have a responsibility to create safe spaces for each other even as we search for our own safe spaces.” Students and other participants at the event left with a deeper knowledge on the benefit of creating public, digital, and civic spaces to promote innovation and development. cc:Lalasticlala/Mynd44/Dominique and co. Mod, kindly help move to appropriate section |
transit4:OP think that place is in Russia (except if I am wrong), because a friend of mine who is in Russia for the game, posted something similar like this after the games when they were on there way back from the stadium. |
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Bosworth Marketing Consulting is a ‘through the line’ marketing agency, with core business being events management and experiential marketing. Our staff structure is a small core unit of permanent staff supplemented by first-rate consultants and a large database of tried and tested contract staff. We work closely as a team with our clients to implement according to their specifications. In delivering best in class services, we utilize the latest technology available on the world market and regularly attend various trade & marketing events worldwide. This is part of our commitment to provide a truly world class service Agency Account Executive Job Brief We are looking for an experienced agency Account Manager to create long-term, trusting relationships with our customers. The Account Manager’s role is to oversee a portfolio of assigned customers, develop new business from existing clients and actively seek new sales opportunities. If you are familiar with marketing/experiential and consulting agency industry, have a flair for client communication and understand consumer behavior, we’d like to meet you. Responsibilities - Lead the day-to-day relationship with the client and assist senior leadership in developing the broader partnership - Lead projects internally from brief to execution, including writing the brief, collaborating with Creative and managing team workflow - Provide frequent client updates to the Account Director - Become a brand, category and retailer expert - Recognize potential issues and opportunities proactively and initiate the appropriate responses to help the agency get out in front - Oversee project budgets and retainer burn rates - Manage and develop junior staff and oversee their project management responsibilities - Present work to clients in a way that shows ownership of the brands and their success, not just of the project you are supporting - Work with client and agency vendors as needed - Actively participate in strategic planning sessions and creative meetings with a point of view Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in advertising, marketing, business, or related field - Minimum of 5 years of agency, marketing or advertising experience, preferably agency experience in retailer promotions - Strategic thinking in the development of Shopper Marketing programs and management of day to day business - Sound decision-making skills based in agency, client, and industry knowledge - Passion about business and not satisfied with status quo – always thinking of ways to improve/grow assigned client/business - Strong computer skills and proficiency in Word, Excel and Power Point - Ability to manage time, adhere to strict timelines and work well under pressure If you are familiar with marketing/experiential and consulting agency industry, have a flair for client communication and understand consumer behavior, we’d like to meet you. Kindly forward your CV and cover letter to frances.ofili@bosworthmc.com or hr@bosworthmc.com |
Bosworth Marketing Consulting is a ‘through the line’ marketing agency, with core business being events management and experiential marketing. Our staff structure is a small core unit of permanent staff supplemented by first-rate consultants and a large database of tried and tested contract staff. We work closely as a team with our clients to implement according to their specifications. In delivering best in class services, we utilize the latest technology available on the world market and regularly attend various trade & marketing events worldwide. This is part of our commitment to provide a truly world class service Job Brief We are looking for an experienced agency Account Manager to create long-term, trusting relationships with our customers. The Account Manager’s role is to oversee a portfolio of assigned customers, develop new business from existing clients and actively seek new sales opportunities. If you are familiar with marketing/experiential and consulting agency industry, have a flair for client communication and understand consumer behavior, we’d like to meet you. Responsibilities - Lead the day-to-day relationship with the client and assist senior leadership in developing the broader partnership - Lead projects internally from brief to execution, including writing the brief, collaborating with Creative and managing team workflow - Provide frequent client updates to the Account Director - Become a brand, category and retailer expert - Recognize potential issues and opportunities proactively and initiate the appropriate responses to help the agency get out in front - Oversee project budgets and retainer burn rates - Manage and develop junior staff and oversee their project management responsibilities - Present work to clients in a way that shows ownership of the brands and their success, not just of the project you are supporting - Work with client and agency vendors as needed - Actively participate in strategic planning sessions and creative meetings with a point of view Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in advertising, marketing, business, or related field - Minimum of 5 years of agency, marketing or advertising experience, preferably agency experience in retailer promotions - Strategic thinking in the development of Shopper Marketing programs and management of day to day business - Sound decision-making skills based in agency, client, and industry knowledge - Passion about business and not satisfied with status quo – always thinking of ways to improve/grow assigned client/business - Strong computer skills and proficiency in Word, Excel and Power Point - Ability to manage time, adhere to strict timelines and work well under pressure If you are familiar with marketing/experiential and consulting agency industry, have a flair for client communication and understand consumer behavior, we’d like to meet you. Kindly forward your CV and cover letter to frances.ofili@bosworthmc.com or hr@bosworthmc.com |
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