Entrepreneurial ecosystem on the rise

In this time of increasing development and a growing economy, one local non-governmental organisation is committed to ensuring a robust mechanism is being put in place to provide for the needs of Small & Medium-size Enterprises (SMEs). It highlights these businesses, thus encouraging diversification and promotion of Guyana’s trade and investment opportunities. The active participation of SMEs in the dynamic Guyanese economy is crucial for equitable and sustainable growth
It is against this background that “Together We Win Network” focuses on establishing and forging a strong professional network through collaborations and support systems through economic development.

The Pepperpot Magazine sat down with its President and Founder, Marlon Joseph, who shared with us about his organisation’s upcoming conference and then discussed it in great detail thus highlighting the importance of innovation, growth, and access to resources for business success.
“Our conference seeks to promote an atmosphere that encourages SMEs to explore partnership opportunities to be able to benefit from developmental activities and resources locally, regionally, and internationally (while being aware of local content). It also seeks to promote Guyana’s trade and investment opportunities particularly, SMEs. Provide a low-barrier platform whereby SMEs can access investments/funding without FEAR. and. Highlight weaknesses and challenges faced by SMEs when accessing finance and investment,” Joseph outlined during a recent interview.

He noted that businesses from seven different countries are expected to participate. At the same time, he revealed that after the opening ceremony a partnership agreement will be signed with One Shot International (based in California, USA) to focus on accelerating digital entrepreneurship in Guyana while supporting the export of digital products and services towards developed countries like the USA.
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“You can expect B2B meetings, networking opportunities one-on-one with micro-financing, lending institutions & investors keynote presentations from industry experts, navigation tools for success including local content requirements,” Joseph noted.

According to Joseph, throughout this three-day conference, the importance of equipping participants with the indispensable knowledge, skills, and capabilities needed to engage in fruitful interactions with discerning investors and lending institutions will be emphasised.
“Attendees will also be afforded the opportunity to explore and capitalise on “smart” partnerships, maximising revenue while gaining a comprehensive understanding of Guyana’s Local Content Act. The event will also champion the importance of compliance, promote sustainable practices, and facilitate invaluable business-to-business interactions,” Joseph reiterated in an interview with another newscast.

Marlon Joseph is a young Guyanese advocate, who promotes change and development. He is also a recreational writer and a talent coordinator. Joseph functions as a Lead Facilitator of Professional Training, Employment & Consultancy Services
Joseph has over the years, delighted in the provision of capacity-building training to youths, helping them to understand their purpose while becoming better versions of themselves. His selfless love for people has helped him to receive several recognition awards in areas of public speaking, environment, community services, and entrepreneurship, according to a document sent.

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