Comercio Partners has declared its ambition to become one of Africa’s leading financial institutions over the next decade while unveiling a women-focused investment initiative backed by an initial commitment of over N100 million.
Speaking at the firm’s 10th anniversary in Lagos, chairman, Ronke Sokefun, said: “The first decade proved that Comercio Partners could succeed. The next decade will prove just how far it can lead. The first decade was about building a firm. The next decade must be about building an institution whose influence outlives all of us and whose impact extends across Africa.”
She added: “Institutions survive because they earn trust. They grow because they create value. They endure because they remain relevant through changing economic cycles.”
Also at the event, Steve Osho, co-founder, Comercio Partners disclosed the launch of the Comercio Partners Foundation and SOW (Supporting Our Women), an initiative that will provide equity funding, grants, mentorship, and
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