GET Announces Application for MSMEs Grant

We are pleased to announce that the Grooming Endowment Trust (GET) has officially opened applications for the third edition of its GET Compass program, designed to support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) with grant funding.

The 2024 edition of the annual GET Compass initiative aims to provide MSMEs with both financial assistance and training in modern business practices. Applications for the grant program began on May 27, 2024, and will remain open until June 28, 2024.

Speaking in Lagos, Michael Adoghe, the Operations Manager of GET, encouraged MSMEs with innovative ideas looking to expand their operations to apply through the GET website. He highlighted that this year’s program would offer tailored business advisory services to the final 15 selected businesses, alongside a comprehensive business workshop.

“Our goal with GET Compass is to provide support beyond funding. We strongly believe in the potential of SMEs as the economic drivers of the Nigerian economy and are glad to present this opportunity to business owners. Supporting small businesses is the core focus of the GET Compass program,” Adoghe stated. The program, now in its third edition, will award N2 million in equity-free funding to selected businesses.

The training will encompass areas such as business development, marketing, and branding. Additionally, selected businesses will benefit from mentorship within the GET business ecosystem. Eligible applicants must have a registered business and be at least 18 years old.

For more information and to apply, interested MSMEs should visit the GET website at https://www.groomingendowment.org/

12 thoughts on “GET Announces Application for MSMEs Grant”

  1. Mohammed sani Nasir

    As an enterprise that strives for excellence and sustainable development, we are eager to participate in this grant application process. We believe that with the support of GET, we can significantly enhance our capabilities, reach new markets, and contribute more effectively to our local economy.

  2. Seyi Obileye

    Proper mentoring should be put in place, some people ended paying debts of loan.
    Mentor the receiver please.

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