Date: Thursday 16th February, 2017
Venue: Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Time is 9.30AM – 1.00PM.
The Nigerian economy has continued to experience negative growth, oil price shocks, inflationary pressures and exchange rate volatility, with yet no respite in sight. Companies and other economic agents in the country are producing far below their capacities as Nigeria's economic slump deepened with falling oil production and factory output hard hit by shortage of foreign exchange. Issues around the imminent cabinet reshuffle, persistent FOREX crises, 2017 budget analysis and the mix of monetary and fiscal policies will shape the outlook of the Nigerian economy in 2017 and beyond.
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) is organizing an Economic Review & Business Outlook Seminar to explore the dynamics in the recessionary and recovering Nigerian economy and strategize for the future. Discussions and presentations will be centred on:
ü Global Economic Outlook in 2017: Implications for Business – World Bank Nigeria
ü Economic Policy Directions in 2017: Implications for Businesses – Dr. Biodun Adedipe (CEO, BAA Consult)
ü Business Strategies for competitiveness in a Recession -PricewaterhouseCoopers
ü Macroeconomic Indicators & Financial Markets Outlook – CEO, The Analyst Research Company
ü Macroeconomic Outlook of 2017: Implications for Nigerian Businesses – IMF Nigeria
Participation fee is discounted at N35,000.00 payable in bank draft to Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, or into our First Bank Account No. 2007760202. Payment could also be made at the venue. Nominations of three or more participants attract 10% discount.
Please contact the Senior Economist by phone on 08035057902 or by email atsunniemichael@yahoo.co.uk and/or sunnie@lagoschamber.com for confirmation and enquiries.
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