FIRST Capital Bank Zimbabwe (FCBZ) has launched the First Capital Bank Roadshow Trail 2025, in which it will visit 10 towns and cities in eight days to connect its senior management team with its clients, associates and communities.
The First Capital Bank Roadshow 2025 is a high-impact initiative whose senior management team will be led by its chief executive officer (CEO), Tapera Mushoriwa.
“As the first bank listed on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange and with a new head office hub nearing completion, we’re taking our commitment even further — bringing banking and financial solutions closer to our clients and the communities in which we operate,” FCBZ said in a statement.
“The First Capital Bank Roadshow Trail — 10 towns and cities, eight days, limitless opportunities. From Kadoma to Kwekwe, Gokwe to Gweru, Bulawayo to Beitbridge, Chiredzi to Masvingo, Mutare to Chinhoyi — we’re bringing banking closer to you!”
The bank said this roadshow would reinforce its commitment to customer-centricity, innovation and financial inclusion.
“The First Capital Bank Roadshow 2025 is a high-impact initiative designed to connect the senior management team led by the CEO with clients, associates, and communities nationwide.
“This roadshow will reinforce our commitment to customer-centricity, innovation, and financial inclusion, while strengthening relationships with key stakeholders,” FCBZ said.
“Under this dynamic initiative, First Capital Bank’s leadership is embarking on an interactive journey, strategically covering nearly half of the bank’s branch network in a single trip.
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“With a total of 25 branches and service centres across Zimbabwe, throughout the journey, business leaders, key stakeholders, and media representatives will have the opportunity to engage directly with our senior leadership team and CEO.”
The bank listed eight main objectives of the roadshow.
“Sharing the bank’s vision and strategy: Communicating long-term growth plans and reinforcing our commitment to sustainable business practices.
“Building and strengthening relationships: Deepening connections with clients, partners, and communities while fostering new business collaborations,” the bank said.
“Thought leadership and networking: Through breakfast meetings, luncheons, dinners, keynote presentations and media interactions, we will exchange insights, drive innovation, and explore new opportunities.”
The bank also listed economic growth and sectoral support as an objective of demonstrating the bank’s role in supporting Zimbabwe’s productive sectors and driving economic expansion.
“Client engagement: Strengthen relationships with key clients and partners; Brand visibility: Enhance brand awareness and position First Capital Bank as a leader in financial solutions,” FCBZ said.
“Business growth: Drive new business opportunities through direct interactions and activations; Community impact: Support financial literacy, inclusion and economic empowerment initiatives; and Employee morale: Inspire teams and reinforce our company culture of collaboration and excellence.”
The bank said it was committed to bringing banking closer to the people through direct engagement.
“We are a bank that listens, understands and innovates to meet the evolving needs of our clients,” FCBZ said.
