Business In-detail Magazine (BIM) has organised a business seminar scheduled for 11th February at Golden Peacock in Lilongwe.
Organisers of the event says preparations for the event are at an advance stage.
According to BIM, the seminar will bring a number of entrepreneurs, business owners, youths and the general public together to discuss on how they can curb challenges affecting businesses in Malawi.
“This platform will be used to share solutions to current business challenges, share practical business ideas and also to network. We believe with such a platform a lot of people will benefit and see positive changes in their businesses,” said the organisers
Some people attending the event are Prof. Napoleon Dzombe, Benedicto Bena Nkhoma, Andrew Nkoloma, Clara Kamlomo and Dr Karim Mansoor.
Some of the topics to be discussed during the event are how to establish business opportunities, the importance of investment and networking, and practical business ideas in Malawi.
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