AccessBank Launches Access2Success for Women Entrepreneurs
By: Women Entrepreneurs Review Team | Friday, 9 October 2026
AccessBank, in collaboration with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), is launching the fifth edition of its Access2Success project to strengthen the business and management skills of women entrepreneurs.
The six-week program will offer practical training in business management, financial literacy, marketing, strategic planning, sales and business development. It aims to equip participants with practical tools and new approaches to improve their daily business operations.
The initiative will also provide a platform for women entrepreneurs to share experiences, establish professional connections and explore new opportunities to grow and develop their businesses.
Key Highlights:
- AccessBank and EBRD launch the fifth edition of Access2Success for women entrepreneurs
- The six-week program offers practical training in business management, finance, marketing and sales
- Since 2022, the initiative has supported 200 women entrepreneurs across Azerbaijan
Women entrepreneurs who wish to participate in Access2Success can register until October 25, 2026. Registration: registration links the project Access2Success starts for the first time in 2022. So far 200 Women entrepreneurs have joined the project. This 5th edition is a continuation of AccessBank's long hours of promotion of women entrepreneurial activities.
AccessBank is inviting women entrepreneurs to participate in Access2Success to empower their businesses, learn new knowledge and discover new opportunities.
AccessBank has been providing microfinance services since 2002, and is one of the pioneers in the market of microfinance in Azerbaijan. The Asian Development Bank, the European Investment Bank, the International Financial Corporation and other international organizations and investment funds are among the Bank's shareholders. 39 branch offices, 14 of which are located in Baku, 25 offices are located in regions Customers can continue to access AccessBank's easy financing options.
AccessBank CJSC has been licensed by the Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan with the license No. 245 dated 25th October 2002. The bank's Head Office is situated in Yasamal district, 3 Tbilisi Avenue in Baku city.
Through initiatives such as Access2Success, AccessBank continues to support women entrepreneurs by providing opportunities to develop their business skills, strengthen their management capabilities and build professional networks. The program reflects the bank’s commitment to promoting women-led businesses and supporting sustainable business growth across Azerbaijan.
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