KARACHI—A day-long moot on women entrepreneurship was organized on Monday. The workshop was held under the auspices of the Women’s Activity Portfolio (WAP) of the Aga Khan Council in collaboration with Shell Tameer. According to organizers, as many as 50 women in the age group between 18 to 32 years attended. The workshop addressed women who have either started their own business or are aspiring to do so. It was also aimed at making these entrepreneurs rethink or re-evaluate their existing business ventures. The moot enabled the entrepreneurs to share opinions and gather new ideas for their businesses. The audience was addressed by members of First Micro Finance Bank, SMEDA, Business Mentors and Role Models. The workshop also provided learning and customizing concepts of branding, planning, marketing, leadership, financial management solutions and asset management. Dr. Rafat Jan, President of the Aga Khan Council for Karachi and Balochistan, was the chief guest on the Speaking at the ceremony.
via The Daily Mail – Daily News from Pakistan – Newspaper from Pakistan.
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