How To Start A Business Seminar during the Trabaho, Negosyo at Kabuhayan Job and Business Fair

Last October 13, 2017, I successfully conducted “How To Start A Business” seminar today with side topics on Entrepreneurial Mindsetting, RA 9178 or BMBE Law, RA 10644 or Go Negosyo Act, and P3 Microfinancing Program to aspiring entrepreneurs as part of the “Trabaho, Negosyo, Kabuhayan Job and Business Fair” of the City Government of Panabo as it celebrates its 5th week-long Binulig Festival.

Guiding potential entrepreneurs regarding their future business ventures.

Talking about opportunities for entrepreneurs in DTI. :)

Great thanks, PESO! :)
Because I'm #NeverTooYoungToLead :)

Endless thanks to the Local Government Unit of Panabo, Public Employment Service Office (PESO) and of course, Department of Trade and Industry - Davao Del Norte Provincial Office for the opportunity to share my knowledge for the benefit of our community.

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