KINGSTON, March 16, 2010: The Small Business Association of Jamaica (SBAJ) will present the first of its BRUNCH ‘N’ TALK series on Sunday, March 28, from 11:30am to 2:00pm at the Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston.
Keynote speaker, Earl Jarrett, General Manager of Jamaica National Building Society, will speak about the growth and expansion of his organization into a transnational entity, and give valuable tips on operating a successful business enterprise.
President of SBAJ, Dalma James, explained that the BRUNCH ‘N’ TALK series is “a necessity for business persons who are serious about pursuing financial stability and personal contentment by way of their passions and talents.”
“The event is expected to be an enriching experience, presenting opportunities for young and aspiring entrepreneurs as well as senior management and current business people to move towards economic recovery and stability,” he declared.
Among those invited to attend is Mr. Reginald Budhan, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce.
“This SBAJ BRUNCH ‘N’ TALK comes at a time when the government’s strategies are focused on supporting small business as a means of improving the economy,” stated Sandra Lloyd, Chair of the SBAJ Public Relations Committee, adding, “Jamaican entrepreneurs need to seize the opportunities presented to them and the first step to achieving that goal is getting the right information.”
Conceptualized by SBAJ Director, Miss Gale Peart, BRUNCH ‘N’ TALK will also showcase unique and outstanding products and services from SBAJ member enterprises.
The event promises to be an all round an enriching experience, with live music, and, recognizing that it’s a family day there will be activities for children.
Tickets are available at the SBAJ Headquarters, 2 Trafalgar Road, Kgn 5, Almoore’s – Shop 13, 7th Avenue Plaza, and at JN Money Shop – Knutsford Blvd, Half-Way-Tree and Azmart in Barbican
About SBAJ
The Small Business Association of Jamaica (SBAJ) is a private non-profit business organization registered in 1974 to foster the growth and development of businesses and professional groups and to represent the entire small, medium-sized and micro business sector.
The core principles which drive the decisions of the SBAJ include clear vision, social entrepreneurship, collaboration, consistent advocacy and a high level of respect for sustainability.
The SBAJ believes that with sound enterprise and entrepreneur assessment, management and counselling, the SME challenges of funding, business advisory, general, market and knowledge management enterprises are more likely to succeed.
For further information, please contact:
Ms. Dawn Grant, Director with responsibility for Public Relations (876) 587-6665 Website: www.sbaj.org.jm, Email: media@sbaj.org.jm or see us on Facebook or Amitabh Sharma, Strategic Alliance (876) 475 – 5733
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