Cooperative Bank of Oromia
Geremew Kefyalew Gobena currently serves as the Manager of the Cooperative & Agricultural Banking Business Development Team at Cooperative Bank of Oromia, leading initiatives to enhance partnerships in the agricultural sector since March 2022. Previously, Geremew worked as an Agribusiness Investment Advisor at the Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Agency, providing insights on agribusiness markets from January 2021 to March 2022. Earlier roles include Public Finance Management Advisor at the Center For International Reproductive Health Training and various positions at Cooperative Bank of Oromia, including Market Research Team Manager. Geremew's academic career includes serving as an Assistant Professor at Wolaita Sodo University, and an educational background featuring degrees in Economics from Mekelle University and Addis Ababa University.
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Cooperative Bank of Oromia
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Establishment Cooperative Bank of Oromia (S.C.) was registered commercially on October 29, 2004, in accordance with article 304 of Commercial Code of Ethiopia. It was established in line with proclamation no. 84/1994 with authorized capital of Birr 300 million. It started operation on 8th March 2005, with paid-up share capital of birr 112 million. Ownership Cooperative ->Primary Cooperatives ->Cooperatives Union ->Cooperatives Federation Non-Cooperative ->Organizations and Associations ->Individuals Mission We root our foundation in communities to provide banking solutions that create greater customer experience with emphasis to cooperatives and agro-based businesses through proper use of human resource and up-to-date technologies to maximize stakeholders’ value. Vision ->To be the leading private bank in Ethiopia by 2025. CBO Values ->Integrity ->Customer Satisfaction ->Learning Organization ->Teamwork ->Cost Consciousness ->Concern for Community Salient Features ->Social and Cultural values oriented services ->First bank of its kind in the country ->Broad ownership base and diversified ownership structure ->Give priority to the unbanked society Objectives ->To promote saving culture and create access to loans ->To maximize shareholder's value