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AGI, MASLOC train Volta SMEs in bookkeeping, business records

Dr Nsiah-Poku noted that AGI had therefore embarked on a nationwide programme to train its SME members in sound governance and proper bookkeeping practices to make them investment-ready and better positioned to access financing for business growth.“A business may have a good product, dedicated employees and a growing customer base, but without sound governance, proper financial accountability and effective bookkeeping, it can struggle to understand its true financial position, make informed decisions or attract the financing needed for expansion,” he said.” The training formed part of AGI’s efforts to equip SME operators with the knowledge and skills required to improve business governance, maintain accurate financial records, and enhance their ability to access credit and other financing opportunities.
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