Dr. Brian Reuben Launches Grant Support of up to $10,000 for 10 African Entrepreneurs

Dr. Brian Reuben,  business consultant and researcher is supporting 10 African entrepreneurs in funding and mentorship of up to $10,000.

The business consultant, researcher and keynote speaker has influenced business leaders globally​. He holds business training regularly in Lagos, Dubai and London with participants paying up to $10,000 for his training.

His voice reverberates through premium boardrooms around the world as business leaders listen to him to gain insights on how best to solve their toughest business problems.

His clients are in the oil and gas, telecommunications, banking, insurance, education, media, hospitality, health, non-profit and governments.

To be able to qualify and receive the grant, one must follow the following processes:

1. Send your business pitch to info@brianreuben.com

2. Follow Dr. Brian Reuben on facebook.com/DrBrianReuben

3. Participate in the compulsory one-month business training

4. Invite your friends to support your grant frame on facebook.com/Drbrianreuben by liking your frame.

A panel of judges will examine all entries and determine winners.

Start sending your pitch now, entries will close July 10, 2021.

 

 

 

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