The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce, Royal Bank of Canada and Invest Grand Bahama Small Business Bureau recently partnered to host Sense & Cents of Business Planning for small and medium enterprises seeking advice on growing their business both nationally and abroad. The half-day workshop was held at The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce and comprised presentations by three panelists who offered guidance on a range of topics, including business strategy, financial stability, marketing and networking. (Photo: Keen i Media Ltd).
Business Services Manager for Invest Grand Bahama Small Business Bureau (IGBSBB) at the Grand Bahama Port Authority LaShawn Dames delivered tips to business success during her talk at the Sense & Cents of Business Planning seminar. The event, held in February at The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce, informed entrepreneurs in the small and medium-sized enterprise sector of the value of smart business practices and proper financial planning in business sustainability. (Photo: Keen i Media Ltd).
Business Consultant Raquel Hart encouraged entrepreneurs to prove the value of their business ventures during her presentation at Sense & Cents of Business Planning. The interactive session called on the attendees to develop business strategies on the spot and brainstorm creative ways to market their businesses to the public. (Photo: Keen i Media Ltd).
Royal Bank of Canada Corporate Relations Manger Marvin Adderley served as keynote speaker for the recent Sense & Cents of Business Planning seminar hosted by The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Royal Bank of Canada and Invest Grand Bahama Small Business Bureau. During his presentation, Mr Adderley spoke with business owners on revenue expansion, cash management and succession planning, among other subjects. (Photo: Keen i Media Ltd).