Leading Fintech Startup, Hydrogen Payment Services Limited (‘Hydrogen’), has teamed up with Co-creation Hub (‘CcHub’) to host an insightful event themed, ‘Adapting Fintech Business Models to Economic Climes’.
This comes as the need for adaptive strategies in the fintech industry becomes paramount in the face of the country’s economic challenges.
The event, set to take place on Thursday, April 18, 2024, from noon WAT at the CcHub office in Sabo, Lagos, will delve deep into the intricacies of Nigeria’s economic challenges and how these influence the fintech ecosystem.
Digital TimesNG understands that participants will gain actionable insights on how to adapt business models to volatile economic conditions by prioritising flexibility, agility, and customer-centricity.
This collaboration underscores the shared commitment of both entities to empower aspiring founders venturing into the space amidst economic uncertainties.
By leveraging their respective expertise and resources, Hydrogen and CcHub aim to equip emerging entrepreneurs with the knowledge, tools, and support needed to thrive in today’s dynamic economic conditions.
Emeka Awagu, Chief Technology Officer at Hydrogen, commented on the strategic partnership with CcHUB:
“Our alliance with CcHUB amplifies our shared commitment to pioneering transformative solutions in Nigeria’s fintech sector.
“By leveraging Hydrogen’s technological expertise alongside CcHUB’s innovative approach, we are primed to set a new standard for fintech excellence and drive impactful change across the industry.”
The event will feature a distinguished panel of industry experts and thought leaders, including, Ina Alogwu, Group Director, Digital Transformation, ARM HoldCo; Emeka Awagu, Chief Technology Officer, Hydrogen, and Miracle Ezechi, Digital Marketing Manager, Hydrogen.
The panel discussion will be moderated to encourage an engaging and insightful conversation on the strategies and innovations required to thrive in Nigeria’s Fintech landscape amidst economic challenges.
Interested attendees are encouraged to register here and serve a spot.