Business desk :
A two day-long training on “How to Establish a New Business” organized by DCCI Business Institute (DBI) concluded on Saturday.
Mohammad Bashiruddin, Vice President of DCCI , Dr Md Mohan Uddin, Professor of Finance of United International University and Mohammad Zahid Hossain, Chief Financial Officer of Rahimafrooz Bangladesh Limited, among others, were present at the concluding session. Some sixteen business professionals participated in the training. According to the participant’s feedback this training has broadened their mental horizon and made them conversant with very important issues of establishing a new business.
Speaking at the occasion, Bashiruddin said that the most entrepreneurs are not adequately prepared to go into business, although they have the motivation, desire and talent. They may not have taken their time to properly investigate and research on their selective business, he added.
Md. Joynal Abdin, Secretary of DCCI and Executive Director of DCCI Business Institute (DBI) offered the vote of thanks on this occasion.
He also advised the participants to practice and share their knowledge among the fellow colleagues. He was thankful to the respective authorities for nominating officials at the training programme organized by DBI. All participants, Tamanna Sultana, Joint Secretary (Training) was also present in the occasion.
A two day-long training on “How to Establish a New Business” organized by DCCI Business Institute (DBI) concluded on Saturday.
Mohammad Bashiruddin, Vice President of DCCI , Dr Md Mohan Uddin, Professor of Finance of United International University and Mohammad Zahid Hossain, Chief Financial Officer of Rahimafrooz Bangladesh Limited, among others, were present at the concluding session. Some sixteen business professionals participated in the training. According to the participant’s feedback this training has broadened their mental horizon and made them conversant with very important issues of establishing a new business.
Speaking at the occasion, Bashiruddin said that the most entrepreneurs are not adequately prepared to go into business, although they have the motivation, desire and talent. They may not have taken their time to properly investigate and research on their selective business, he added.
Md. Joynal Abdin, Secretary of DCCI and Executive Director of DCCI Business Institute (DBI) offered the vote of thanks on this occasion.
He also advised the participants to practice and share their knowledge among the fellow colleagues. He was thankful to the respective authorities for nominating officials at the training programme organized by DBI. All participants, Tamanna Sultana, Joint Secretary (Training) was also present in the occasion.
