How leaders build trust: ACBA Business Club

YEREVAN, February 27. /ARKA/. During the first ACBA Business Club of 2026, businessmen discussed the art of building trust and emotional management skills in the business environment.

This time, the guest of the ACBA Business Club is Ashot Sargsyan, co-founder and CEO of EVINAUX, who introduced the participants to the importance of managing the emotional atmosphere in organizations by leaders, and the role and impact of emotions in business.

“We study how our positive or negative emotions affect our actions, our business. The ACBA Business Club is a unifier and creates an environment where people can voice their questions and receive answers and solutions, as well as pass these solutions on to other people. This is probably one of the best mechanisms,” noted Ashot Sargsyan, co-founder and CEO of EVINAUX.

In the Armenian banking system, Acba is the only one that has established a business club to unite businessmen and develop partnership relations. Businessmen can join the Acba Business Club through the website sme.acba.am, where they will also learn about upcoming events and special offers from partners.

Under the “ACBA Business Partner” sub-brand, SME managers are given the opportunity to acquire new knowledge and management tools, establish new business relationships, and become a member of the business community.

Within the framework of the “ACBA Business Partner” sub-brand, SME managers can:

• participate in free business courses,

• become a member of the ACBA Business Club,

• use the opportunities of the sme.acba.am online business platform,

• make their own products more recognizable by participating in the “Made by our partners” project.

ACBA Business Club is a platform that provides SME managers with the opportunity to establish new business relationships, participate in thematic events, be in the spotlight of business events, and take advantage of special offers provided by partner organizations. ACBA Business Club is the beginning of new perspectives and opportunities for businesses.

More details in the video.

The bank is supervised by the Central Bank of Armenia.

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