Grow your business talks launched

Standard Bank Namibia and the Namibia Economist launched series of online events such as grow your business talks, to inspire business owners and provide them with guidance, monitoring and management training.“With the wave digitalisation that is now forced upon business owners, the scenario has become even more complex and bewildering. In an attempt to provide SME owners with a viable, affordable business solution, we have decided to launch a series of interactive webinars on a monthly basis, specifically targeting small business owners. This virtual exchange of ideas on running your business will start on Wednesday, 14 October 2020 and will continue monthly until August 2021, excluding December and January,” the statement reads.GoalThe goal of the grow your business talk series is to inform and inspire entrepreneurship and encourage continued SME development to achieve financial success and independence, it adds.The business talks will be live-streamed, and all sessions will be available on the Economist Business Development website. At each business talk, a business expert will cover a theme that SMEs routinely deal or struggle with and these topics will range from how to register a business, how to effectively market your business, financial management to hiring for success and much more.'After every talk, a panel of Namibian and international experts will give practical tips and answer questions from our viewers. After every talk, a prize winner will be selected among the online participants and receive a prize in line with the theme for that month to help the entrepreneur take their business to the next level,' the statement adds. - Nampa

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