Unlock Your Potential: CR-SEEMS 2024 Brings Entrepreneurship, Employability to Cross River Students

The Government of Cross River State proudly presents the Cross River Students Entrepreneurship, Employability, and Mentorship Summit (CR-SEEMS) 2024, designed celebrate the 2024 international students Day, empowering students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the ever-evolving business landscape

- Date: 19th November, 2024

- Venue: Metropolitan Hotel, Calabar

- Arrival: 18th November, 2024

- Departure: 20th November, 2024

- Reviews & Follow-up Engagement: 21st November, 2024

CR-SEEMS 2024 aims at,

1. Foster entrepreneurship and employability skills among Cross River students.

2. Provide mentorship opportunities with successful entrepreneurs and industry experts.

3. Promote innovation, creativity, and leadership.

4. Enhance networking opportunities among participants.

Key Features

1. Inspiring keynote addresses from renowned entrepreneurs and thought leaders.

2. Interactive workshops and masterclasses on entrepreneurship, business planning, and skill development.

3. One-on-one mentorship sessions with experienced professionals and practical Follow-up for start-up.

4. Funding opportunities for innovative ideas.

5. Networking sessions with potential investors, partners, and collaborators.

6. Scholarship opportunities

Who to attend

- Students from tertiary institutions in Cross River State

- Young entrepreneurs and start-up founders especially in Agricultural related field, Tech, fashion/lifestyle etc.

- Aspiring business leaders and innovators

- Educators and professionals interested in entrepreneurship and mentorship

Don't Miss this Opportunity

Join us at CR-SEEMS 2024 and take the first step towards becoming a successful entrepreneur, leader, or innovator. We look forward to seeing you in Calabar!

To participate, register online at https://bit.ly/crseems2024

Email: sastudentsaffairs@crossriverstate.gov.ng

Phone: 07034349137, 08066357571, 08107138131

Website:

Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/enyamjoekelvin

Twitter: www.twitter.com/joekelvin2013

Instagram: www.instagram.com/enyam_JosephKelvin

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