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Zenith Bank Ghana steps up staff wellness, SME support and digital lending — MD

The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited, Henry C. Onwuzurigbo, says the bank is strengthening its focus on employee wellness, SME financing and digital banking as part of efforts to support business growth and improve customer experience.

Zenith Bank Ghana steps up staff wellness, SME support and digital lending — MD

Henry C. Onwuzurigbo, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited, has emphasized the bank's growing emphasis on employee wellness, small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) financing, and digital banking. Onwuzurigbo stated that the bank recognizes the vital role that employee health and well-being play in its overall performance, emphasizing the importance of a healthy workforce in delivering strong results.

During the bank's 21st Anniversary Health Walk on Saturday, October 31, Onwuzurigbo highlighted the significance of the event, which saw employees, customers, directors, and other stakeholders participate in promoting physical fitness, strengthening relationships, and fostering a healthier working environment. He noted that the health walk had gained widespread acceptance, with various branches organizing smaller walks and some customers independently joining in.

The growing participation demonstrated the impact of the program and cemented it as a crucial avenue for promoting wellness and unity among people who might otherwise have limited opportunities to interact. Onwuzurigbo also highlighted the bank's efforts to expand financial support for businesses, particularly SMEs, through tailored products and empowerment initiatives.

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