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Want to grow your business? Luggya rallies entrepreneurs for Pakasa Forum
Dr Luggya is scheduled to speak during the GEW conference, during which he will share business success tips from his business empire, which started small and has now expanded to over sh200b.
Want to grow your business? Luggya rallies entrepreneurs for Pakasa Forum
By: Titus Kakembo, Journalist @New Vision
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Maganjo Grain Millers founder Dr Benon Luggya has advised people seeking business opportunities, practical skills and networks to grow their enterprises to take advantage of the opportunity to attend the forthcoming Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) Conference.
The GEW conference will take place next week at Enterprise Uganda from 19th (Thursday) to 21st (Saturday) at Enterprise Uganda opposite Butabika Hospital.
“Participating in workshops is an eye-opener to prevailing opportunities and how businesses are handled. You meet different people offering products and services that could prove beneficial to your business,” Luggya said on Friday (November 13), while addressing journalists from the various Vision Group media platforms.
Dr Luggya is scheduled to speak during the GEW conference, during which he will share business success tips from his business empire, which started small and has now expanded to over sh200b.
Vision Group’s Pakasa Forum will be the climax event of the Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) Conference, and it will be opened by the trade minister Sanjay Tanna, who is also a longtime progressive entrepreneur.
The Global Entrepreneurship Week Conference will be opened on 19th (next Thursday) by the Minister of Finance, Henry Musasizi.
The three-day event, scheduled for November 19–21 at Enterprise Uganda's Business Development Services Centre of Excellence in Butabika, Kampala, will bring together entrepreneurs, business leaders and experts to discuss business growth, resilience and emerging investment opportunities.
Vision Group’s Pakasa Forum will be the climax event of the Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) Conference, and it will be opened by the trade minister Sanjay Tanna, who is also a longtime progressive entrepreneur.
The Global Entrepreneurship Week Conference will be opened on 19th (next Thursday) by the Minister of Finance, Henry Musasizi.
The three-day event, scheduled for November 19–21 at Enterprise Uganda's Business Development Services Centre of Excellence in Butabika, Kampala, will bring together entrepreneurs, business leaders and experts to discuss business growth, resilience and emerging investment opportunities.
Enterprise Uganda Business Development Officer Shallon Kukundakwe urged entrepreneurs and aspiring businesspeople to take advantage of the event to learn from experienced business leaders and expand their networks.
“If you want to make more money and grow your business, this is the right place to be,” Kukundakwe said.
Participation will be free, with breakfast and lunch provided to participants during the three days of the Global Entrepreneurship Week Conference.
Pakasa Forum, which will run under the theme: Opportunities and Ideas for growing businesses, has been sponsored by Enterprise Uganda, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), Centenary Bank, Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development, and Pearl Bank.
“If you want to make more money and grow your business, this is the right place to be,” Kukundakwe said.
Participation will be free, with breakfast and lunch provided to participants during the three days of the Global Entrepreneurship Week Conference.
Pakasa Forum, which will run under the theme: Opportunities and Ideas for growing businesses, has been sponsored by Enterprise Uganda, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), Centenary Bank, Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development, and Pearl Bank.