Big Bull Rice Fuels Thrilling Football Season Finale

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Big Bull Rice Fuels Thrilling Football Season Finale

As the final whistle of the global football season draws near, the energy across Nigeria is anything but quiet. From viewing centres in Surulere to living rooms in Abuja, the passion, the debates, the last-minute goals, everything peaks soon and when the tension rises and the cheers get louder, Big Bull Rice is right there on every match-day table.

Because in Nigeria, football is watched, experienced, shouted, argued, celebrated… and most importantly, shared – shared in bowls passed between friends, in plates served during halftime, and in laughter that lingers long after the match is over.

This season, Big Bull Rice has gone beyond being just a meal. Through its Fuel-the-Pitch campaign, the brand has stepped boldly into the rhythm of football culture, positioning itself as the Big Bull of Football, a title it has earned not only by showing up, but fully immersing itself in the game football fans love.

Across the season, Big Bull Rice has transformed digital platforms into virtual viewing centres, where fans don’t just watch matches but participate. From scoreline predictions to mid-match banter, and heated rivalries to post-match analysis, the brand has kept conversations alive before, during, and after every game.

Through its array of activities and Match-Day-Live content, the brand has created a two-way relationship with fans, one where every opinion counts, every goal sparks a reaction, and every fan feels seen. This consistent engagement has turned everyday supporters into an active community, sharing their voices, their humour, and their passion in real time. Big Bull Rice has tapped into youth culture, making football content more interactive, more entertaining, and deeply Nigerian. The campaign has blurred the line between brand and fan, making Big Bull Rice feel less like a sponsor and more like one of the guys in the room.

Beyond just being a game, football in Nigeria is a shared language, a cultural pulse that unites people across backgrounds. And in the same way, rice remains a staple that brings people together, from everyday meals to celebratory gatherings.

By seamlessly blending these two passion points, food and football, Big Bull Rice has not only fuelled matchdays, it has also served experiences. Moments of anticipation before kick-off, tension during close games, eruptions of joy after last-minute goals are all made richer with a plate of trusted, quality rice that Nigerians have come to rely on.

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At its core, Big Bull Rice recognises that what truly sustains a brand is not just the product it offers, but the relationships it nurtures. By leaning into the power of community through conversations, shared laughter, and collective experiences, the brand has shown that it values people beyond transactions. With every plate served, backed by its trusted quality, Big Bull Rice continues to reinforce its place not just in homes, but in the everyday lives and memories of Nigerians.

According to Probal Bhattacharya, Chief Marketing Officer at TGI Group, “For us, quality is not a claim, it is our commitment. Across Nigeria, we have been intentional about our presence in the football space, not to disrupt the fan experience, but to become a meaningful part of it. By building platforms for predictions and real-time banter, we have seen fans move from being spectators to taking true ownership of the game. Big Bull Rice is the heartbeat of these gatherings, providing the quality nourishment Nigerians need to stay fit and active for the moments that truly count. We understand that football and food are the shared languages of our community, and Big Bull Rice is proud to fuel the energy and memories that bring us all together.”

Big Bull Rice is Nigeria’s foremost parboiled rice. Big Bull Rice is premium milled, stone-free, with an excellent swelling index that retains the natural taste & texture of goodness from the Nigerian soil. An absolute cooking delight with the best texture, uniform size and shape; each grain is highly nutritious, rich in B-vitamins, Iron, Dietary Fibers and Protein, with low Glycemic Index for a healthy consumption. Big Bull is the ideal choice for a great tasting rice dish, be it jollof rice, fried rice, white rice, coconut rice and many more. Available in various consumer-friendly packs nationwide.

LinkedIn Hires Anthony Chavez As Chief Product Officer For Marketing And Sales Solutions In 2026

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LinkedIn Hires Anthony Chavez As Chief Product Officer For Marketing And Sales Solutions In 2026

The professional networking platform has appointed Anthony Chavez as its new chief product officer for marketing and sales solutions, placing him in charge of product development across the company’s advertising, sales intelligence, and artificial intelligence-driven business tools. Chavez joins LinkedIn at a time when marketing and sales teams are increasingly demanding data-driven platforms to identify decision-makers and demonstrate clear returns on investment.

Chavez will oversee the next phase of expansion for LinkedIn’s business-facing product suite, focusing on helping companies better locate, engage, and convert target audiences. His role encompasses the platform’s marketing solutions, sales navigator tools, and AI-enhanced capabilities designed for B2B customers operating in an increasingly competitive digital environment.

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Brandspur Brand News understands that Chavez brings significant product leadership experience from previous roles involving ad platforms and agentic technology, with a proven record of aligning high-performance teams around ambitious objectives. He will work closely with LinkedIn’s senior leadership to accelerate innovation and strengthen value delivery for customers and partners globally.

In statements regarding his new position, Chavez noted that while the existing product foundation remains strong, a genuine opportunity exists to build the next generation of tools as artificial intelligence reshapes how marketers and sellers reach and influence business-to-business purchasing decisions. His appointment signals LinkedIn’s continued push to expand its enterprise revenue streams beyond traditional recruitment and professional networking services.

African Billion-Dollar Revenue Companies Surge To 365, Generating $1.5 Trillion Annually

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African Billion-Dollar Revenue Companies Surge To 365, Generating $1.5 Trillion Annually

New data reveals that at least 365 companies operating across Africa now generate $1 billion or more in annual revenue, up from 345 in the previous count conducted in 2023, with their collective yearly turnover reaching approximately $1.5 trillion. The figures represent a 36 percent increase in combined revenues over the three-year period, while average revenue per company has climbed 32 percent to $4.1 billion.

The revenue expansion has been heavily driven by commodity sectors, with oil and gas alongside mining accounting for roughly 70 percent of all revenue gains. Thirty companies on the continent now generate over $10 billion annually, compared to just twenty in the 2023 assessment. South Africa remains the primary hub for these large enterprises, hosting 42 percent of all billion-dollar revenue companies despite contributing only 13 percent of the continent’s gross domestic product.

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Brandspur Banking News Desk notes that Africa’s five largest economies—South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Algeria, and Morocco—collectively account for 50 percent of continental GDP and house 73 percent of these high-revenue businesses. West Africa recorded the fastest growth in the number of such companies since 2023, now representing 15 percent of the total, up from 10 percent in the prior count.

A notable shift in ownership structure is also underway. Locally owned African corporates now constitute 55 percent of billion-dollar revenue companies, rising from 50 percent in 2023, while subsidiaries of foreign multinationals have declined to approximately 28 percent from roughly 33 percent over the same period. The data indicates that Africa’s large-enterprise ecosystem is expanding in both number and scale, with increasing African ownership participation across key sectors.

Interswitch Partners With Temenos To Scale Digital Banking Services Across Africa In 2026

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Interswitch Partners With Temenos To Scale Digital Banking Services Across Africa In 2026

Nigerian payments giant Interswitch has entered a strategic collaboration with Swiss banking technology leader Temenos to enhance its digital banking infrastructure and expand managed services for financial institutions across the continent. The partnership will see Interswitch adopt Temenos’ cloud-native platform across core banking, digital banking, payments, wealth management, and financial crime compliance modules.

The Lagos-based company will use Temenos technology to provide both cloud-hosted and on-premises managed services to banks and other financial institutions, initially targeting key African markets including Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, and several other countries. The move allows financial institutions to progressively modernise their banking platforms and transition toward more customer-centric operating models.

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Brandspur Banking News Desk understands that the collaboration marks a strategic shift for Interswitch as it accelerates expansion beyond its traditional payments business. The company, which operates in 32 African countries and supports more than 300 financial institutions, is best known for its Quickteller digital payments platform and Verve International payment card scheme, which recently surpassed 100 million issued cards.

Industry observers note that the adoption of Temenos’ composable banking platform provides Interswitch with greater flexibility and scalability to deliver banking services tailored to African market conditions. The partnership also extends Temenos’ reach across the continent while strengthening its ecosystem of technology partners serving the region’s rapidly evolving financial sector.

Alpha10 Launches N500 Million Halal Fund To Deepen Nigeria’s Non-Interest Finance Sector

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Alpha10 Launches N500 Million Halal Fund To Deepen Nigeria’s Non-Interest Finance Sector

Financial services group Alpha10 has unveiled a N500 million halal fund aimed at expanding financial inclusion and strengthening the country’s alternative investment landscape. The initiative was announced at a press conference in Abuja on Wednesday as part of the company’s broader strategy to diversify its product offerings and reach underserved segments of the population.

The fund is structured to provide ethical investment opportunities and wealth management products tailored to individuals seeking Shariah-compliant financial solutions. Alpha10’s managing director stated that the launch represents a significant step in the firm’s market expansion efforts, adding that every Nigerian regardless of religious belief or financial preference should have access to suitable wealth management options.

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Brandspur Banking News Desk understands that the halal fund aligns with rising demand for asset-based, value-driven ethical investments in Nigeria. The company’s group managing director noted that converting current economic challenges into value-creating financial products remains a core focus, and that expanding ethical investment access could generate individual wealth, support business growth, and stimulate broader economic activity.

Alpha10’s board chairman emphasised that sustainable financial systems are essential for bridging the gap between capital providers and those seeking funding, calling on the industry to move beyond serving only narrow income brackets. An independent non-executive director added that a significant proportion of Nigerians remain underserved by formal investment products, and that expanding the financial ecosystem is critical for long-term economic development. The company reaffirmed its commitment to professionalism, accountability, and responsiveness to stakeholder needs.

Combined Valuation Of Africa’s Top Unicorns Surpasses $61B In 2026, Led By Naspers And Nigerian Fintech Giants

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Combined Valuation Of Africa’s Top Unicorns Surpasses $61B In 2026, Led By Naspers And Nigerian Fintech Giants

New data reveals that Africa’s dozen highest-valued unicorns now command a combined market worth exceeding $61 billion, with South African internet conglomerate Naspers alone contributing $43.2 billion to the total. The valuation milestone, recorded as of March 2026, underscores the accelerating maturity of the continent’s technology investment landscape, particularly within the financial services sector.

Nigerian-headquartered companies now feature prominently among the most valuable private tech firms across Africa. Flutterwave leads the pack at $5.2 billion, followed by OPay at $2.8 billion, while Interswitch and Moniepoint each hold $1 billion valuations. Other notable unicorns include Pan-African fintech Wave at $1.7 billion, South Africa’s Tyme Group at $1.5 billion, and Nigerian-born talent outsourcing firm Andela at $1.5 billion. The list also includes Egypt’s Fawry ($1.4 billion), South Africa’s Datatec ($1.2 billion) and WeBuyCars ($1.1 billion), as well as Egypt’s MNT-Halan ($1 billion).

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Brandspur Banking News Desk notes that fintech remains the dominant category, driven by several structural conditions unique to the region: predominantly mobile-first economies, large underbanked populations, substantial cross-border remittance flows, and weak legacy banking infrastructure. These factors have created a competitive environment where infrastructure-focused businesses—rather than consumer-facing hype applications—have emerged as the primary winners.

Industry observers point to stablecoins, cross-border payment solutions, and cryptocurrency settlement layers as potential next-wave growth drivers, with analysts arguing that regions burdened by outdated financial systems often demonstrate the fastest adaptation rates to new technologies. Naspers, which trades publicly, dwarfs all other unicorns by valuation, while the remaining eleven companies are predominantly privately held.

Zenith Bank Partners LAWMA, LASWA To Commemorate World Environment Day 2026 With Two-Phase Lagos Clean-Up

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Zenith Bank Partners LAWMA, LASWA To Commemorate World Environment Day 2026 With Two-Phase Lagos Clean-Up

In line with its commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible business practices, Zenith Bank Plc has commemorated the 2026 World Environment Day with a two-phase environmental clean-up initiative in Lagos State, held under the global theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.”

The first phase was a morning clean-up conducted by staff of the Bank on Wednesday, 3 June 2026, along Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. The exercise mobilised employees to clear waste, sensitise residents on proper disposal practices, and reinforce the Bank’s culture of community service and environmental stewardship.

The second phase, on Thursday, 4 June 2026, featured a waterways clean-up at the Falomo Waterways, Ikoyi, Lagos, executed in collaboration with the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) and the Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA). The joint effort focused on removing marine debris, promoting cleaner waterways, and supporting the State’s broader climate-resilience agenda.

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Speaking on the initiative, Dame Dr. Adaora Umeoji, OON, Group Managing Director/CEO of Zenith Bank Plc, said: “At Zenith Bank, sustainability is integral to how we operate. Clearing our streets and our waterways is a practical reminder that protecting the environment is a shared responsibility – and one we are proud to take up alongside LAWMA and LASWA. Through these exercises, we are taking deliberate action to preserve our communities, support climate action, and inspire others to act. Our operations will continue to align with global environmental standards as we build a more sustainable future for Nigeria and Africa.”

Zenith Bank remains committed to embedding Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles across its operations, investing in green initiatives, energy efficiency, and community-focused programmes. These efforts advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals – particularly SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) and SDG 13 (Climate Action). Sustainability remains an operational imperative across the Bank’s Nigerian base and its broader African, UK and European footprints.

PodFest Naija Returns September 25 With Nigeria’s Leading Storytellers, Creators, And Brands

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PodFest Naija Returns September 25 With Nigeria’s Leading Storytellers, Creators, And Brands

Lagos, Nigeria – The Muvmnt Studio, the creative force behind
Nigeria’s first podcast festival, has announced the return of PodFest
Naija – A Festival of Stories, scheduled to take place on September 25,
2026, at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos. Building on the success
of its inaugural edition, PodFest Naija returns as the country’s premier
gathering for storytellers, podcasters, creators, brands, and culture
shapers. The 2026 festival will feature a diverse lineup of influential
voices who continue to shape conversations, communities, and culture
across Nigeria and beyond.

Created as a convergence point for the storytelling ecosystem, PodFest
Naija exists to celebrate, collaborate, innovate, and support
storytellers as they elevate their craft. Attendees can look forward to
insightful conversations that explore the future of storytelling,
evolving audience behaviours, emerging tools and platforms, and the
power of authentic narratives. Beyond the discussions, the festival
offers opportunities for meaningful engagement with some of the
country’s most beloved creators and storytellers, who will share
personal experiences and lessons from their journeys across specially
curated themed stages.

“Storytelling remains the heartbeat of meaningful communication,” said
Tosin Adefeko, Curator of PodFest Naija and Chief Executive Officer of
AT3 Resources – The Muvmnt Agency.

“At The Muvmnt Agency, we recognised a major shift: consumers have
become storytellers in their own right, shaping narratives, influencing
culture, and driving conversations. Yet, despite the growth of the
ecosystem, many creators were still operating in silos. No one was
gathering the tribe. PodFest Naija was our response to that gap. The
success of our first edition validated the power and potential of
storytelling. This year, we are bringing together an even broader and
more influential community of voices to amplify consumer-led narratives,
foster deeper connections, and strengthen the storytelling ecosystem.”

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Podfest Naija is the creative economy’s signal to the ecosystem that
our voices, stories, and community deserve to be seen, heard, and
invested in. This year’s festival will feature specially curated stages
hosted by some of Nigeria’s most influential voices across finance,
branding, culture, health, relationships, and public discourse,
including Rolake Akinkugbe-Filani, Olushola Olaleye, Ife Durosinmi-Etti,
Aproko Doctor, Joro Olomofin, Tochukwu Macfoy (Dr Foy), Babajide
Ogunsanwo, and Francesca Uriri. They will be joined by an impressive
lineup of speakers and storytellers, including Grace Ofure, Ify Mogekwu,
Abdulhafees Adelani, Bola Balogun, Rosemary Egabor-Afolahan, Adefunke
Arowolo, Audu Maikori, Morenike Molehin, Tomike Adeoye, Anthony Wolve,
Adefunke Arowolo, William Benson, Gbemi Olateru Olagbegi, Audrey
Abayomi, Bola Balogun, and many more.

Beyond the main stage conversations and the Next Big Podcaster talent
discovery initiative, designed to spotlight and support emerging podcast
voices across Nigeria, PodFest Naija 2026 will also feature a
Spotify-led masterclass, providing creators with practical insights to
grow and sustain impactful platforms. An interactive exhibition arena
will give brands the opportunity to showcase products and services,
connect directly with attendees, and engage with one of Nigeria’s most
vibrant and influential creative communities.

The festival is proudly supported by Eventful Nigeria, MTN, Fan Milk,
Eve Essentials, and UAC, among other leading brands, further cementing
PodFest Naija’s position as the definitive gathering for Nigeria’s
podcasting and storytelling community.

About PodFest Naija

PodFest Naija is Nigeria’s first podcast festival and
a celebration of storytelling in all its forms. Designed as a platform
for learning, networking, collaboration, and community building, the
festival brings together creators, podcasters, brands, media
professionals, and storytelling enthusiasts to shape the future of
narrative-driven content in Africa.

The event will CELEBRATE  creativity, foster COLLABORATION, showcase
INNOVATION, and provide a platform for  LEARNING.

PodFest Naija Returns September 25 With Nigeria's Leading Storytellers, Creators, And Brands PodFest Naija Returns September 25 With Nigeria's Leading Storytellers, Creators, And Brands

Summer Camp Safety: What To Ask Before Choosing A Summer Program

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Summer Camp Safety: What To Ask Before Choosing A Summer Program

Injury experts outline the conversations every parent should have before drop-off day

As families finalize summer plans, many parents focus on activities,
schedules, and convenience while overlooking critical safety questions
that can reveal whether a camp or summer program is truly prepared to
protect children when something goes wrong.

While licensed camps must meet specific safety requirements, not every
summer program is legally classified as a camp. Regardless of
designation, experts say every program should be able to clearly explain
how it handles injuries, emergencies, supervision, transportation,
allergies, medications, and reunification procedures.

According to Personal Injury attorneys David Lever and Dan Ecker,
Founding Partners of_ _Lever & Ecker, PLLC [1], there are two questions
that reveal the most about any program’s safety culture:

 “Tell me about an injury that occurred — walk me through
how it was handled.” and

“Who debriefs after an incident, and what has your program
changed as a result?”

As enrollment numbers climb and families navigate an increasingly
diverse landscape of camps, sports programs, and enrichment activities,
experts emphasize that due diligence remains one of the most effective
safety tools available to parents. Programs that prioritize preparation,
communication, and continuous improvement are typically able to
demonstrate those commitments through clear policies and transparent
discussions. All too often, there are overlooked safety, supervision,
emergency response, and risk management issues parents should evaluate
before enrolling children in camps, enrichment programs, sports clinics,
and other summer activities.

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With millions of children participating in summer programs nationwide,
parents should look beyond brochures and activity schedules and engage
program administrators in meaningful conversations about safety,
supervision, emergency preparedness, and incident response. Asking
tougher, more specific questions can provide valuable insight into a
program’s safety culture and help families make more informed
enrollment decisions before camp begins.

Lever and Ecker recommend parents ask questions like these before
drop-off day:

* Ask about supervision ratios and whether they change during swimming
or field trips.
* Ask how headcounts are done and who is responsible.
* Find out what background checks are required for staff and
volunteers, whether CPR and first aid training is mandatory, and what
the drop-off and pick-up procedure looks like.
* Ask how allergies are managed, how medications are stored and
administered, and when the program contacts 911 versus parents.
* Ask about emergency drills, reunification plans, and how the
facility controls entry.
* For programs with field trips, ask whether drivers are trained,
seatbelts are enforced, and what happens if a child is separated from
the group.

Ultimately, experts say that a program’s willingness to answer
detailed safety questions may be just as important as the activities it
offers. Parents who take the time to understand how a camp or summer
program responds to emergencies, supervises children, and learns from
past incidents can gain a clearer picture of whether safety is truly
embedded in the organization’s culture.

While no program can eliminate every risk, transparency, preparedness,
and accountability remain among the strongest indicators of a well-run
operation. By asking thoughtful questions before enrollment, families
can make more informed decisions and help ensure children enjoy a safe,
rewarding summer experience.

In the end, asking the right questions is not about being skeptical. It
is about ensuring that the adults entrusted with children’s care are
equipped to respond when the unexpected occurs. That conversation can
make all the difference in selecting a program that is both enjoyable
and prepared.

VASO Global’s Mission To Transform Built Environment Boosted By High-profile Board Appointment

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VASO Global’s Mission To Transform Built Environment Boosted By High-profile Board Appointment

A LEADING construction innovation business has made a senior appointment to its board, strengthening its mission to tackle the housing crisis.

VASO Global, based in Dumfries and Galloway, designs and manufactures structural composite panels made from recycled glass for the housing and general construction markets.

The company recently invested in a new 60,000-square-feet manufacturing site in Dumfries, creating up to 70 jobs within the next five years.

VASO Global’s conversion of waste glass into high‑performance structural panels has been heralded as a potential contributing solution to the UK and Scottish housing crisis. It follows the Scottish Government’s declaration of a national housing emergency in 2024.

Now the company’s board has been strengthened by the arrival of Douglas Morrison, Deputy CEO of Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST) whose mission is to accelerate Scotland’s transition to a zero carbon built environment and construction sector.

On joining VASO Global in a non-remunerated Strategic Advisor role, Douglas said: “I’m delighted to be joining the board of VASO Global. The company shares my vision to reduce carbon in the built environment, which is why I’m so pleased to advise this talented, innovative and passionate team.

“VASO Global has the potential to revolutionise the construction business not only across Scotland, but also across the UK and beyond, and I’m very excited to be able to play my part in that transformation.”

Eddie Black, Co-Founder and Managing Director of VASO Global, said: “We are delighted to have someone of Douglas’ calibre on board to help with what is a hugely exciting phase in the delivery of VASO Global products which will revolutionise housebuilding methods across the UK and abroad.

“Douglas is a highly-regarded strategic leader with vast experience of how construction, advanced manufacturing and skills transformation combine to deliver real meaningful change.

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“With a career spanning craft apprenticeship, technical education and national innovation leadership, he brings a systems level perspective on modernising construction and supply chains which will be hugely valuable to VASO Global’s roll-out.”

At BE-ST, Scotland’s national innovation centre for construction and the built environment hosted by Edinburgh Napier University, Douglas has led programmes supporting the United Nations and European Union sustainability and innovation agendas, alongside strategic initiatives for the Scottish and UK Governments.

His work includes collaboration with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), sector wide industry leadership groups and national transformation programmes aimed at improving productivity, skills and innovation adoption.

He currently co-chairs the Digital and Data Group of the Construction Accord Transformation Board and serves as Chair of South Lanarkshire College, strengthening alignment between industrial strategy, qualification frameworks and workforce development.

Engineered to deliver exceptional thermal performance and durability, VASO Global panels allow homes to be built rapidly and at scale while significantly reducing embodied carbon.

Thermally efficient buildings constructed with VASO Global panels create the ideal conditions for technologies such as heat pumps, solar, and battery storage to operate at their highest efficiency and lowest cost, reducing energy bills and lowering carbon emissions.

VASO Global MD Eddie Black with a model of community of buildings to be constructed from VASO panels
Douglas Morrison, Deputy CEO of BE-ST, who has joined the board of VASO Global in a non-remunerated Strategic Advisor role
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