As the world commemorates Worker’s Day, the Chairman of Heirs Holdings Group, Tony O. Elumelu, reflects on the challenges and successes of the past year, emphasizing the importance of putting people first in business.
In a statement released today, Elumelu acknowledges the difficulties faced by individuals and families amid ongoing global challenges. He emphasizes the unity and resilience of the Heirs Holdings family, recognizing their collective efforts in driving the group’s success.
Elumelu highlights his commitment to staying connected with HH People, engaging with them daily to understand their needs and concerns. He reaffirms the company’s belief that its people are its most valuable asset, a principle ingrained in the philosophy of Africapitalism.
In response to insights gained from these conversations, Heirs Holdings Group announces upgraded salary compensation packages across the entire organization and its investee companies. This decision, made in recognition of Worker’s Day, underscores the company’s dedication to rewarding excellence and loyalty among its workforce.
Despite the challenges faced over the past year, Heirs Holdings Group acknowledges the outstanding performance of its staff, numbering over 5,000 individuals. The salary increase serves as a token of appreciation for their unwavering commitment and contribution to the group’s achievements.
Elumelu extends his gratitude to the Heirs Holdings People, commending their dedication and hard work. He emphasizes their role as the backbone of the business, essential to the continued success and growth of the organization.
As Heirs Holdings Group continues to create value for stakeholders, Elumelu concludes by expressing his appreciation to all employees and reaffirming the company’s commitment to their wellbeing and professional development.
