Last Updated on November 16, 2023, 6:18 AM AST by Anthony Morris
A Community Business Meeting is scheduled to be held at Sandy Point Elementary School on Thursday, at 6 p.m. The Ministry of Small Business and Enterprise announced the meeting a few days ago.
This event goes hand-in-hand with the ministry’s Global Entrepreneurship Week event, with the theme Entrepreneurs Striving Here.
The Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship announced the GEW theme and decided to follow it to ensure business success. The minister gave a motivational speech at the beginning of the week, which laid the foundation for a thought-provoking action program.
An exciting discussion on creative business strategies took place at the Loovuluuta panel discussion on Monday. The GEW Entrepreneurship Summit on Tuesday featured the state’s Wendell Lawrence, OBE, Financial Literacy, giving entrepreneurs the tools they need to succeed in the business world.
The primary school essay competition on My Dream Company started on Wednesday and was one of the week topic of the week. The goal of this program is to inspire young people to dream of big businesses and think like entrepreneurs.
On Friday, November 17, 2023, Independence Square will host a trade fair event, co-organized with the Energy Unit, which will conclude the celebration. The fair offers businesses a unique opportunity to showcase their goods and services, which encourages community networking and collaboration.
The ministry invited people living in Sandy Point and surrounding areas to a community business meeting at Sandy Point Primary School on Thursday. During this interactive session, members of the community can interact with the Ministry, Department of Consumer Affairs,.
With the Development Bank of Kitts and Nevis, Tulude and Dash. The ministry also invites everyone to the s square fair, where a wide variety of companies will be exhibited. The community has an opportunity to support small businesses in the area and see entrepreneurship in action.
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