How Waliyah Abiola’s Hendecagon Consulting Is Helping SMEs Thrive
With a focus on providing innovative and tailored consulting services, Hendecagon Consulting, led by strategic advisor Waliyah Abiola, is dedicated to helping SMEs achieve sustainable growth and success. Since its launch in 2020, the company has been making significant strides in empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to navigate the complexities of today’s competitive market.
According to Waliyah, an entrepreneur, philanthropist and musician, Hendecagon Consulting was founded to address the challenges faced by SMEs by offering comprehensive consulting solutions that are specifically designed to meet the needs of SMEs.
“SMEs in Nigeria face unique challenges that can hinder their growth and profitability. At Hendecagon Consulting, we understand these unique needs and challenges. Our goal is to provide personalised consulting services that deliver real value and help our clients thrive in a competitive market,” Waliyah said.
She further noted that Hendecagon offers a wide range of services tailored to the needs of SMEs, including helping SMEs develop clear and actionable business strategies that align with their goals and market conditions, business transformation, market analysis, financial advisory, technology solutions, human resources consulting as well as enhancing talent management and organisational development to build high-performing teams.
“Hendecagon Consulting has already made a positive impact on numerous SMEs across various industries. Clients have reported significant improvements in their operational efficiency, market positioning, and overall business performance as a result of the customised solutions provided by the firm,” Waliyah added.
Hendecagon Consulting is a premier consulting firm dedicated to helping businesses navigate complex challenges and achieve sustainable growth. Its founder, Waliyah Abiola holds a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering from the prestigious Imperial College London. Her foray into the financial world her seen her consulting for Nigerian federal ministries and state governments, international tech startups and private sector companies in the UK and Africa.
