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A Terceira Exposição de Pequenas e Médias Empresas (SMEs) recebeu várias companhias do mundo inteiro, no evento foram destacadas as empresas que apoiam o desenvolvimento econômico e cultural do país.
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"Algumas das empresas que apresentaram seus produtos e serviços no Business Sense 2013 foram a Stratcomm Africa, Delilah’s Secret, Quantum Shift Coaching Solutions, Prime Logistics, Rostechz Company Limited, Business Ghana, Accolm, TelexFree, Goodluck Africa, Addison Lee Ghana, Takhilla Farms, ColourMax, Chemitech Lubricants and Kishron Ventures."
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The two-day event, designed specifically for businesses and start-ups, was organized by Occupational Management Limited Africa (OML Africa), an international consultancy, headquartered in the United Kingdom which provides human resource services, recruitment and training for businesses, charities and not-for-profits and public sector organizations across Africa.
OML Africa aims to support sustainable businesses in Africa through its human capital by contributing to developing a skilled and competent workforce for Africa.
The theme for the event was ‘Empowering SMEs through Finance and Knowledge.’
More than 30 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), about 60 delegates and an audience of 2,000 visitors, made up of Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), Managing Directors (MDs), business owners, entrepreneurs and people who want to start their own businesses, were in attendance.
International speakers and local experts addressed Managing Directors, Executive Directors, CEOs, Business Owners, Business Development Managers on all key areas of business including but not limited to writing of business plans, the use of the internet in maximizing returns for small businesses, accessing capital, , accounting, marketing, sales, human resource management, etc.
Among the key speakers were Darlene McGregor, CEO, Max International, Canada; Dr Daniel Quaye, University of Ghana Business School; and Matthew Boadu-Adjei, CEO, Oasis Capital.
The others were Maureen Odoi, Co-Founder, Africa Aurora; Mintah Gyampoh, Executive Director, Chemitech Lubricants; Anita Wiafe-Asinor, CEO, OML Africa and many other reputable business experts.
Representatives from the Ghana Private Sector Development Fund, Ghana Angel Investors Fund, MT Micro Finance, MSME Project of the Ministry of Trade also addressed conference delegates on how to successfully apply for their SME loans.
Running alongside the conference was a business exhibition which provided a platform for 30 registered companies to showcase their services and products to a high-calibre business-oriented audience.
Exhibitors at Business Sense 2013 had the unique opportunity to network with highly targeted and focused visitors on a face to face basis as well as major decision-makers attending the conference.
Some of the companies that showcased their goods and services at Business Sense 2013 were Stratcomm Africa, Delilah’s Secret, Quantum Shift Coaching Solutions, Prime Logistics, Rostechz Company Limited, Business Ghana, Accolm, TelexFree, Goodluck Africa, Addison Lee Ghana, Takhilla Farms, ColourMax, Chemitech Lubricants and Kishron Ventures.
The others were Kuo Fire Safety, Greenvine, Golvic Ventures, Property Investors Africa, Stirling Solutions, Personnel Messenger, Disabled Christian Fellowship International, William Wallace Enterprise, Destiny Bookshop, Kobela and Datavision Network, among others.
In an address to welcome participants, Paul Asinor, Event Director, said the timing of this year’s expo was very appropriate because business owners needed to take stock of what worked well for them and what did not, find the reasons, re-strategise and prepare sufficiently, using modern methods and best practices, for 2014.
Mr Asinor said the third Ghana SME Expo was designed for anyone starting a business or expanding a business in Ghana, adding that with a conference, exhibition, one-to-one advice and networking events, it was the perfect opportunity to find all the tools and information to start and develop a profitable and sustainable business in Ghana.
The event, he said, had been crafted with the needs of the small business in mind and that issues of acquisition of capital and SME funding had been given prominence with a special SME Finance Day set aside for delegates to meet SME loan providers, venture capitalists, micro finance companies, local and foreign institutions.
Mr Asinor said organisers of the event would continue to provide the platform to enhance values to all SMEs and entrepreneurs in a wide spectrum of industries to achieve its business objectives.
He said after successfully hosting the event on two occasions, many SMEs who participated had noticed growth and development
Opening the conference, Prof John Kobla Aheto, CEO of Aheto & Associates Limited, noted that SMEs represented 85% to 90% of total business operations anywhere in the world, 60% of total employment and not less than 40% of Gross
Domestic Product (GDP), adding that without SMEs no major organization would survive.
Source: ISD (G.D. Zaney)
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