StuckInProfit Corporate Ltd, an African business education company focused on small and medium enterprises, has partnered with the Africa-Azerbaijan Cooperation Chamber to launch a virtual training initiative. The three-week professional and enterprise development program will begin in November.
The pilot project connects African business owners with a network of instructors from the academic, corporate and development sectors in Azerbaijan. The curriculum covers eleven distinct subject areas. Participants will receive instruction in topics such as finance for non-finance professionals, entrepreneurship, virtual collaboration and time management. The syllabus also includes modules on project presentation, critical thinking, creativity, intercultural communication, leadership and emotional intelligence.
The teaching faculty includes specialists from several Azerbaijani institutions. Aygün Mammadova, a senior instructor at ADA University, and international development specialist Nadir Guluzade will deliver parts of the curriculum. They are joined by Natig Madatov, a former official at the Ministry of Economy, and Hokuma Karimova, the director of public relations and corporate communications at Nar, also known as Azerfon.
Beyond the initial November pilot, the two organizations plan to develop a broader platform for cross-border collaboration. The stated objective is to connect African professionals and emerging businesses with international markets, mentorship and investment opportunities. According to the companies, the joint initiative targets enterprise readiness and financial literacy to help regional businesses attract funding. The partnership intends to build practical connections between African commercial talent and international economic ecosystems.
