BGFIBank : Five Years of Strategic Performance Driven by Its Executives
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(LVDE) – In Douala, the BGFIBank Group brought together its senior executives to launch the 2026‑2030 corporate project. The goal : strengthen operational efficiency, optimize client relations, and ensure sustainable growth across Africa.
From January 26 to 29, 2026, Cameroon’s economic capital hosted the 3rd Executive Leadership Convention of the BGFIBank Group. Organized under the supervision of Henri Claude Oyima, Chairman and CEO, the event brought together nearly 140 professionals from the group, all committed to defining an ambitious strategic roadmap for 2026‑2030. Named “BGFI30” or “B30,” the project builds on the previous plan, “Dynamique 2025,” aiming to enhance the group’s overall performance while placing clients at the heart of its priorities.
Over three days, participants worked in sector-specific seminars. The Commercial and Engagement streams explored the theme, “Commercial Agility & Financial Discipline : Levers for Our 2030 Efficiency,” while the Quality stream focused on “Optimizing Service Quality and Client Experience.” These discussions identified key levers to achieve four major objectives : organizational efficiency, human capital efficiency, resource efficiency, and commercial efficiency. This integrated approach ensures harmonization of practices across all group subsidiaries, fostering operational consistency and synergy.
Henri Claude Oyima emphasized the importance of the new project : “2026 is a pivotal year. The B30 project will strengthen our operational efficiency, consolidate our market position, and provide clients with increasingly high-performing services. Cameroon is a strategic hub for BGFIBank, and our local subsidiary celebrates its 15th anniversary this year.” The CEO also highlighted that commercial activity remains the backbone of the group, with excellence, rigor, and innovation driving sustainable success.
The discussions also addressed digital transformation, talent development, and the optimization of internal processes. The group aims to better anticipate client needs, reduce response times, and enhance transparency in all operations. These initiatives are part of a broader context of heightened competition in the African banking market, characterized by rapid digitalization and the emergence of new players.
Simultaneously, BGFIBank reaffirmed its commitment to combining economic performance with social responsibility, strengthening practices that generate employment and support financial inclusion. The entire group is preparing to meet the challenges of the coming decade, with strong engagement from its executives and staff.
At the conclusion of the convention, Henri Claude Oyima stated : “The success of B30 depends on everyone’s commitment. We want BGFIBank to remain a model of excellence, serving our clients and the African economy. The year 2026 will be one of sustainable performance and continuous innovation.” Tressy Chouente
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