MOSES MOTHER'S BUSINESS STRATEGY

It’s very unlikely that anyone ventures into the murky world of entrepreneurship with the intention to fail. But failure is the lot of many Businesses.

The Statistics are frightening to say the least;
20 % of small businesses fail in the first year,
30% of small businesses fail in their second year, and
50% of small businesses fail after five years in business.
Finally 30% of small business owners will survive their 10th year in business.



In light of the above realities organizers of the Aspire Global Conference Warri 2018 sought and brought Atunyota Alleluya Akporobome better known as Alibaba the King of Standup Comedy, Master of Ceremony, Motivational Speaker, Writer, Photographer, Actor, etc – In his own words, our Lord Jesus Christ is known as the Way Maker, Miracle Worker, Promise Keeper, etc – so you too can be as many things as possible as long as you have passion for what you are doing.

His unique perspective on how to approach business as a startup using his personal life story as a pace setter in an enduring Industry that has weathered the storm as it has stood the test of time, over Thirty years and the Model of Moses’ Mother Business Strategy gives anyone daring to go into business or already in Business a strong launch pad as well as staying power when the storms of life hits as they always will.

His candor, style of delivery – a blend of comedy and fresh insights that can only come from the Master himself, makes him the speaker you will love to listen to again and again and yet want more.

You missed the Conference?
Get the recordings as they will do you do you a world of good.

Am on the look out for his next speaking engagement within the Country and I hope there is a book or books on the offing?

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