The Business Show Singapore 2023

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The Business Show, set to take place on the 30th and 31st of August at the Singapore Expo, aims to inspire and encourage the development of startups, SMEs, and large businesses in a country where SMEs contribute to nearly half of Singapore’s GDP.

 

The Business Show is set to take place in Singapore, turning the Singapore Expo into the ultimate hub for entrepreneurs, business owners, and startups on the 30th and 31st of August. This event aims to inspire and encourage the development of startups, SMEs, large businesses, and much more.

According to SingStat, SMEs contributed to nearly half of Singapore’s GDP and employed about 70% of the local workforce which outlined Singapore’s economic landscape. Precisely because of it, the Singapore government is supportive of startups and provides resources and opportunities that shape Singapore into a business-friendly environment that attracts entrepreneurs to invest and start their own businesses.

For anyone planning to start up their own brand, seeking new opportunities for their next successful venture, or exploring the latest strategies, The Business Show Singapore offers the ideal platform to uncover the secrets of business adaptation, innovation, and survival in the ever-evolving world of commerce.

All under one roof, industry experts will provide ambitious visitors with in-depth knowledge and insights on the latest trend; inspiration from the success story of the industry leaders; receive mentoring and education from the professionals during the interactive masterclasses and limitless opportunities to connect with like-minded business owners that could provide new opportunities to your business.

Don’t miss out! Visit singaporebusinessshow.com now to secure your FREE TICKET and explore a wide range of products and services that can drive your business growth. Stay informed about the latest updates and announcements by following us on social media.

For more information and to stay connected, please visit the following links:

Official Website | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Registration link

 

Contact

Marketing Executive
Chloe
Business Show Media
[email protected]

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