KEDU Corporation (KEDU Corp), a private equity and project finance powerhouse, with operations spanning the United States and Nigeria, has unveiled its array of services and opportunities for Southeast entrepreneurs.

It has also extended international prospects to a diverse array of investors and business proprietors.

The company’s principal areas of focus encompass investments and management of portfolio assets across a spectrum of industries, including automotive, construction, energy, agricultural exports, and financial services.

The firm wooed the Southeast entrepreneurs and investors at the World Igbo Congress (WIC) Convention 2023 held at the Marriott Perimeter Centre, Atlanta, Georgia, which had in attendance the Obi of Onitsha, His Royal Majesty Igwe Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe and other luminaries.

The Chief Executive Officer, KEDU Corp, Godswill Nwankwo, articulated the firm’s unswerving commitment to engendering enduring value for stakeholders and the communities within which they operate, grounded in strategic financial acumen and sustainable business practices.

The Chief Operating Officer, KEDU Corp, Dr. Emmanuel Asonye, explained that the company is a leading global private equity and project finance firm, driving economic growth and promoting social development in the communities it serves.

He further underscored the company’s mission to empower businesses to flourish through innovative financial solutions and strategic counsel, while upholding an unwavering dedication to ethical and responsible investments.

The WIC convention also had Dr. Festus Okere, a distinguished expert in human resources management, assume the mantle as the new Chairman of the WIC. Alongside him, a cadre of capable leaders emerged to fortify the organisation’s mission.

Okere reaffirmed his steadfast dedication to the global Igbo community, both in the diaspora and at home, vowing to steer them toward comprehensive prosperity.

Other discussions at the WIC 2023 convention included the calls for the resolute pursuit of positive socio-economic prospects for Ndigbo, both in the diaspora and within their homeland.