Bujeti, the fast-rising corporate spend and financial management platform, convened top finance executives, industry innovators, and policy influencers at an exclusive summit in Lagos, signaling its growing influence in Africa’s enterprise financial technology landscape. The event, designed as a high-level gathering for strategic dialogue, explored the future of corporate finance, digital transformation, and operational efficiency for African businesses.
Held at the prestigious Civic Centre, the summit brought together CFOs, treasury leaders, fintech founders, and representatives from major banks and multinational corporations. Attendees engaged in fireside chats, panel sessions, and closed-door conversations on how technology can streamline business spend, enhance transparency, and drive informed decision-making across large organisations.
A major highlight of the summit was Bujeti’s demonstration of its upgraded platform, featuring advanced spend controls, real-time financial reporting, multi-level approvals, and seamless integration with corporate ERP systems. The showcase emphasized Bujeti’s mission to help businesses manage operational expenses more intelligently, reduce financial leakages, and improve compliance.
Speakers from KPMG, Flutterwave, Sterling Bank, PwC, and MTN shared insights on evolving enterprise needs, the importance of data-driven finance functions, and the rising role of automation in eliminating inefficiencies. Conversations also touched on Nigeria’s shifting regulatory climate, the impact of currency volatility, and how companies can maintain resilience in uncertain economic periods.
Bujeti’s CEO reiterated the company’s commitment to empowering African businesses with world-class tools traditionally accessible only to global enterprises. He noted that as regional companies scale, they require robust finance infrastructure that supports transparency and operational agility. The summit, he added, was organized to foster collaboration among leaders working to modernize the continent’s financial operations.
Several participants praised Bujeti for creating a platform where strategic discussions could happen outside traditional conferences. Many described the event as timely, given the increasing pressure on businesses to optimize spending amid rising operational costs.
By hosting this exclusive summit, Bujeti has not only reinforced its position as a thought leader in enterprise finance but also signaled its ambition to shape the next generation of corporate financial innovation in Africa.
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