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Uber Eats & AMI Empower Restaurant Entrepreneurs with Practical Tools & Cash Prizes!
The African Management Institute (AMI) recently partnered with Uber Eats, one of the leading food delivery companies, to launch an exciting program that transformed the lives of entrepreneurs and their businesses through practical tools and cash prizes towards their businesses.
2023 Impact Report: AMI added $130M to African economies and impacted 1.5M livelihoods in first decade through support for 37,000 African businesses
African Management Institute's decade of impact: 37,000 businesses and over 94,000 individuals reached, enhancing 1.46 million livelihoods across Africa, and adding $130M to African economies since 2013
African Management Institute Named to Financial Times 2024 Fastest Growing Businesses in Africa
AMI has earned a prestigious spot on The Financial Times 2024 Fastest Growing Businesses in Africa list with the 2nd fastest growth rate in the Education and Social Services category and ranked 67th overall out of the 125 companies
AMI Impact Insights Report: Women create more jobs for women after Business Development Support
AMI has released new data highlighting key findings related to women entrepreneurs across Africa in a report titled Greenshoots for African female entrepreneurs – with a forest still to grow.
Irembo Partners with the Africa Management Institute (AMI) to Equip Agents for Enhanced Citizen Services.
Irembo, the leading provider of online government services in Rwanda, hosted a graduation celebration at its Irembo campus in Nyarutarama to honor top-performing agents who underwent an entrepreneurship virtual program aimed at enhancing their business skills.
Navigating the Energy Sector
During Africa Climate Week, AMI Enterprise partnered with POWERHer to host an exclusive event in Kigali, Rwanda tailored to professionals within the energy sector. The event provided a unique opportunity for talent managers, HR professionals and those in the workforce to gain insights and strategies for advancing their careers in the energy industry and as leaders in a broader professional context.
AMI’s 2022 Impact Report: The Resilience Factor
The AMI 2022 Impact Report is a tribute to the tireless dedication of these ambitious businesses, entrepreneurs, our partners and friends. Your unwavering collaboration and support have fueled our mission to empower African entrepreneurs and drive sustainable change.
Telling the truth is the lubricant for good business
Trust isn't just a valuable asset in business; it's the bedrock of sustainable relationships and prosperity. It fosters loyalty among customers, inspires dedicated employees, and attracts valuable investors. Businesses built on trust are better equipped to weather challenges and drive long-term success.
Transforming Workplace Learning in Africa
Workplace learning in Africa has transformed with dynamic, learner-centric approaches and Powerskills as key drivers of success. Led by Asha Mweru, AMI Enterprise empowers professionals with cutting-edge programmes tailored to their unique needs.
Getting a job in a small firm requires a different approach from a big firm
Getting a job in a start-up? It's about more than just a CV. Small ventures value dedication, honesty, and tangible value. Show your commitment to their success and make personal connections. Be extraordinary in a unique environment.
BK partners with AMI to train employees with new strategic skills and graduates over 200 staff
As a financial institution looking to improve the quality and profitability of its assets, the Bank of Kigali (BK) joined hands with the African Management Institute (AMI) to foster a productive and employee-focused workplace.
Shortlist and African Management Institute to Power-up Clean Energy Careers Across Africa with support from UK government
Shortlist and African Management Institute (AMI) announce the launch of the Energy Access Talent Initiative (EATI), a new £2.5 million collaboration dedicated to training and securing employment in the clean energy sector for over 1,600 African youth across sub-Saharan Africa.