BusyBee Group has announced thrilling activities at its 6th edition of the annual Business Event Summit slated for Tuesday November 15th and Wednesday 16th November, 2022 at the Vantage Point Event Centre Ikeja, Lagos.
The summit started off in 2017 as a bridge to foster sound entrepreneur practices amongst event professionals. In this edition, 10 outstanding heroes will be celebrated at the award night while eight winners will emerge going home with various brand products.
The Managing Director BusyBee Group, Mrs. Bisi Sotunde, while announcing this at a recent press conference at the company’s headquarters in Lagos, said the summit have brought both Nigerian and International Speaker/Panelists who are industry leaders to discuss on various topics on how to grow/scale and expand horizons.
She stressed that the platform has trained, mentored and helped over 1300 event professionals ranging from event planners, event decorators, caterers, DJ, MCs and everyone who belong to the event ecosystem.
According to the award winning event planner, she noted that one of the benefits of attending this 6th business summit is the one year access to the Thriving Business community called The Well Watered Garden Tribe Nation (WWWGT), a group for those who are intentional about networking and growing their businesses.
“We have seen brands scale from ground zero level to the way up. Various training sessions, social networking, hangout as well as spiritual meetings take place within the group, all of this has helped build a total wholesome life of every member.
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Gracing the occasion are international speakers from the Event Industry such as Jacqueline Vasquez from USA, Precious Thamaga-Mazibuko from South Africa and Sonu Shau from Dubai.
It will also have the presence of Nigerian panelists such as Ope Bello of Oomph Events, Bukola Laguda of Freesia Foodies Restaurant, Bisola Bamidele of Bisbam Global Ventures, Yagazie Eguare of Gazmadu Studio.
The summit has Lagos State government through its parastatal Lagos State Employment Trust Fund as a partner.