Amman: Emphasizing efforts to support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME), SPARK Jordan - which falls under SPARK, a global non-government organization working in the areas of entrepreneurship and higher education throughout 17 regions worldwide - has organized the Business360° Conference, in cooperation with Luminus Education. Designed exclusively for business owners, executive managers, board members, decision makers and entrepreneurs across Jordan, the unique event will take place on 8 and 9 February, 2019, at the Luminus Technical University College (LTUC) in Amman - under the patronage of the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Jordan, H.E. Barbara Joziasse.
Over the course of the event, attendees will be presented with the opportunity to take part in 14 training workshops delivered by industry experts on various topics. These comprise renewable energy entrepreneurship; business design and development; technology growth for MSMEs; family business transformation; talent acquisition and retention; export to the European Union and trade fair participation; and work ethics. Other topics cover digital finance and financial inclusion; social entrepreneurship challenges and opportunities; e-commerce; product design and development; digital marketing; production optimization and operational excellence; and financial management. The workshops will be held multiple times throughout the day in order to accommodate attendee schedules.
Moreover, the event will feature six Café Sessions, two discussions, two keynote speeches and the Bedaya Business Plan Pitch Ceremony, as well as private one-on-one sessions with legal and business coaches. Attendees will also participate in the Business360° Exhibition, providing them with a prime platform to interact and network with a host of prominent local and international specialists, executive managers, decision makers, financial institutions, entrepreneurs and innovators. Those interested in the Business360° Conference may apply via: business.360@spark-online.org
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About SPARK:
SPARK is an international non-government organization working in the areas of entrepreneurship and higher education since 1994, focusing on empowering and supporting youth in leading their countries towards prosperity after being affected by conflicts and wars. SPARK commenced operations in Jordan in 2016, and has since then been working on several projects to improve employment opportunities and promote economic empowerment through the implementation of various programs such as the Practical Training Program, Scholarship Program, Operating and Medium Enterprises Support Program, as well as the Entrepreneurial Development Program targeting universities. SPARK carries out its programs in 17 regions worldwide.
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