SKN Ministry Launches Food Court Challenge TV Show for Entrepreneurs,image :facebook
SKN Ministry Launches Food Court Challenge TV Show for Entrepreneurs,image :facebook

Last Updated on November 24, 2023, 4:59 AM AST by Anthony Morris

The Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship calls on entrepreneurship to participate in the Food Court Challenge TV Show, which aims to transform the local food scene of the country. 

 Up for grabs: 

  • Participating food entrepreneurs can win the first three months of leased space at the live Bird Rock Food Court,
  •  $10,000 investment from XCD, 
  •  an Accelerator that includes personal training, brand expertise and financial advice.   

 Entry instructions

  •  Contestants are requested to submit their applications by November 28, 2023. 
  • Requirements include a compelling 1-page Business Biography.
  •  a delicious menu that showcases their culinary talents, 
  • mesmerising food photos, 
  •  an approved Certificate of Small Business Status (issued by the Ministry)
  •  a valid food handler’s permit.   

Calling all culinary masters: this is an unprecedented opportunity for experienced food entrepreneurs to showcase their skills and take their businesses to new heights. The Food Court Challenge TV show aims to uncover hidden talent and redefine the local food scene.   

Important Dates  

• Airing date: November 28, 2023.

 Contact information: For questions and registrations, contact SBDC@GOV.KN or call 467-1203. 

The Food Court Challenge TV Show is more than a competition; it’s a platform for culinary visionaries to shine. The media is invited to discuss this exciting opportunity for local food entrepreneurs.   

The Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship promotes entrepreneurship and economic growth in the St Kitts And Nevis community. The Food Court Challenge TV program is one of many initiatives by the Ministry to support local businesses and showcase the vibrant talent through the federation.

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