All Talentz, a Nigerian outsourcing firm, has reaffirmed its commitment to empowering the best talents in Africa with rewarding careers and connecting them with global businesses to enhance their operations.
In a statement, the company said this commitment was the focal point of its second-anniversary celebration, marked by an exclusive cocktail event in partnership with the American Business Council (ABC).
Held at the Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, the event welcomed a diverse group of attendees, including All Talentz clients visiting Nigeria for the first time, members of the US Consulate Lagos Team, ABC members, and distinguished guests from the government, private sector, and media.
All Talentz’s partnership with ABC underscores its dedication to promoting goodwill and establishing itself as a premier outsourcing giant in Nigeria. The ABC plays a crucial role in ensuring a level playing field for American companies operating in Nigeria and serves as an intermediary for US businesses seeking to invest in the country.
“The anniversary event provided a platform to engage with All Talentz’s diverse stakeholders, including government officials, private sector leaders, clients, and media representatives, to promote the company’s interests in both the United States and Nigeria. Attendees also had the opportunity to network, celebrate the company’s achievements over the past two years, and explore avenues for future collaboration,” it said.
“We are excited to celebrate our second anniversary with our esteemed partners and clients,” said Sadiq Isu, CEO of All Talentz. “Our collaboration with the American Business Council underscores our commitment to building strong international partnerships and enhancing business opportunities between Nigeria and the United States.”
Sops Ideriah, President of the American Business Council, expressed enthusiasm about All Talentz’s rapid growth, stating, “Their success is a clear indicator of the opportunities they introduce to the Nigerian economy. At ABC, we are committed to supporting their continued growth, aligning with the Federal Government’s mandate to export talent globally.”
