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By Damilola Fatunmise
As preparations intensify for the 2026 edition of the SheCan Do More Conference, SheCan Nigeria has announced a strategic partnership with MOJEC International Holdings Limited and VSOLARIS, a collaboration aimed at equipping women and young professionals with the tools, knowledge, and opportunities needed to drive personal and economic growth.
The conference, scheduled to hold on June 19, 2026, at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, is expected to bring together accomplished leaders, entrepreneurs, corporate executives, policymakers, and aspiring professionals for a day of learning, networking, mentorship, and transformative conversations.
Speaking on the partnership, Founder of SheCan Nigeria and Deputy Managing Director of MBR Signature, Dr. Ezinne Ezeani, described the collaboration as a significant step towards bridging inspiration with practical solutions that empower women to thrive in their careers, businesses, and communities.
According to her, the partnership aligns with SheCan Nigeria’s mission of creating opportunities for women through leadership development, mentorship, and capacity-building initiatives.
“The SheCan Do More Conference has always been about helping women unlock their potential and expand their possibilities. Partnering with organisations such as MOJEC International Holdings Limited and VSOLARIS allows us to move beyond conversations and provide access to practical solutions that can positively impact lives and livelihoods,” she said.
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Ezeani noted that this year’s conference will focus on empowering participants not only through knowledge-sharing and leadership insights but also through exposure to innovative solutions that can improve productivity and support entrepreneurship.
For MOJEC International Holdings Limited and VSOLARIS, the partnership reflects a shared commitment to sustainable development, innovation, and inclusive growth.
Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of MOJEC International Holdings Limited and VSOLARIS, Chantelle Abdul, said the collaboration underscores the organisations’ belief that access to energy, innovation, and opportunity remains critical to unlocking economic potential and improving quality of life.
She explained that MOJEC, known for its leadership in energy innovation and smart infrastructure solutions, alongside VSOLARIS, a renewable energy company providing practical solar-powered solutions, sees the partnership as an opportunity to directly engage with women entrepreneurs and emerging leaders who are shaping the future of Nigeria.
“This partnership provides a platform to support capacity building, inspire innovation, and contribute to the development of a more inclusive and sustainable economy. We believe that empowering women and young professionals with the right tools, knowledge, and solutions creates ripple effects that benefit families, businesses, and communities,” Abdul said.
One of the highlights of the collaboration will be the provision of portable power systems and solar-powered equipment designed to support small businesses and households, helping beneficiaries address energy challenges that often limit productivity and economic advancement.
Organisers say attendees can look forward to keynote presentations, panel discussions, leadership and career development sessions, mentorship opportunities, high-level networking, and inspiring stories from successful professionals and entrepreneurs.
Beyond the conference experience, the partnership aims to create lasting impact by exposing participants to opportunities in innovation, sustainability, entrepreneurship, and economic empowerment.
The SheCan Do More Conference has grown into one of Nigeria’s leading platforms for advancing women’s leadership and professional development, bringing together women from diverse sectors to learn, connect, and build pathways for success.
With MOJEC International Holdings Limited and VSOLARIS joining as strategic partners, organisers believe this year’s edition will not only inspire participants to do more but also provide practical resources that enable them to achieve more.
The collaboration reflects a growing recognition among private-sector leaders and development-focused organisations that sustainable progress requires investments in women, innovation, and access to solutions that drive long-term economic growth.
