Lashone Business School · Entrepreneurship
Think and grow like an entrepreneur
Executive entrepreneurship and multiple streams of income, with Dr Lanre Shonekan and Lashone's leaders.
Our entrepreneurship training is led by Dr Lanre Shonekan, Group Managing Director of Lashone Group. After 13 years in management roles in telecoms, media and real estate, he started Lashone in a single room with no outside capital, working as managing director, accountant, cleaner and errand runner. It has since grown into a group of businesses across property, farming, security, training and media.
He teaches from that experience, not just from textbooks: honest about Nigeria's challenges, from power costs and exchange rates to regulation, and practical about how to succeed anyway. The training suits people starting out, business owners who want to grow, and professionals building more than one source of income.
Programmes
Executive Entrepreneurship
Leadership, strategy and growth for business owners and managers.
Multiple Streams of Income
Building more than one source of income, safely and step by step.
Start by solving a problem
Find a real need people will pay to solve, instead of copying someone else's business.
Writing a business plan
Your roadmap: executive summary, company description, mission, vision and values, goals and strategy.
Funding, team and marketing
Raising capital, building a team, reaching customers, managing cash flow and knowing when to pivot.
The entrepreneur's mindset
Learning from failure, staying focused on customers and testing new ideas. Plan before you launch, like the nine months before a baby is born.
All our programmes are free, and the next intake is coming soon. Register your interest.
Why us
Done with care
Real experience
Lessons from businesses Lashone runs.
Practical tools
Plans and templates you can use at once.
A network
Meet other entrepreneurs and mentors.
Questions
About entrepreneurship
Is this an investment scheme?
No. This is training only. We teach how businesses work; we do not take money to invest on your behalf.
Why do so many new businesses fail?
Most new businesses close within a few years, often because they copied an idea without understanding it, launched without a plan, or ran out of cash. The training shows you how to avoid these mistakes.
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Lashone Business School
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