iAdvisory Workshop: Export your business successfully
Date: Aug 3 to 4, Aug 10 to 11 (four-day workshop)
Time: 9am - 5pm
Venue: IE Singapore, Transit Lounge, 230 Victoria Street #10-00, Bugis Junction Office Tower
Fee: $1,100 ($660 after Productivity and Innovation Credit grant)
Held over four days, the workshop will focus on the process and skills required to identify, develop and build an effective export strategy.
Using examples from actual case studies, the programme will incorporate practical exercises so that participants can work on strategies and develop a plan specifically for their own companies.
Participants will also get a one-to-one session with the lead trainer at the end of the workshop to customise their export plans.
To register, visit: https://www.gevme.com/iadvisory-workshop-export-your-business-successfu… or contact Mr Leon Cai at 6433-4641 or leon_cai@iesingapore.gov.sg
Investing in restaurants in Singapore, Vietnam and Myanmar
Date: Aug 23
Time: 2.30pm to 5.30pm
Venue: SBF Seminar Room 1, 22nd Floor, Keppel Towers
Fee: Free for SBF and RAS members; $50 for non-SBF members
The Singapore Business Federation is organising a seminar, with support from the Restaurant Association of Singapore, on business opportunities in Myanmar, Singapore and Vietnam through direct investments, franchising and other commercial arrangements for Singapore companies.
Besides rising affluence, there are several other socio-economic trends that will boost growth in the restaurant and food retail services sector in these places.
They include rising urbanisation, health and wellness consciousness, such as switching to organic or premium foods; increasingly busy, hectic lifestyles, which will benefit fast-food chains; and the Westernisation of food choices.
Throughout the Asia-Pacific, domestic fast- food chains, including small-scale local ones, will expand and attract consumers by offering quality products and by targeting suburban areas ignored by multinational chains.
For inquires on registration, contact Ms Yvonne Pang (tel: 6827-6882) at yvonne.pang@sbf.org.sg and Ms Loi Min Qian (tel: 6827-6848) at minqian.loi@sbf.org.sg
