Monthly Archives: January 2018

Women entrepreneurs and professionals in Singapore celebrated International Women’s Day this year in a much grander way, and with two new meaningful agenda. This year two ethnic chambers are coming together as co-organisers of the Women for Women conference and concert, and they are bringing in a charity element to this big celebration of women’s success. … Continue reading Women for Women 2017 Review→

Future-Ready SMEs: Embrace the Change to Transform The SME Centre Conference is an annual event for small and medium enterprises to learn how to grow their business, and network with well-respected business leaders as well as knowledge experts. Conference participants are provided with an excellent platform to connect with over 800 SME CEOs, founders, entrepreneurs … Continue reading SME CENTRE CONFERENCE 2017→

Women entrepreneurs and professionals in Singapore celebrated International Women’s Day this year in a much grander way, and with two new meaningful agenda. This year two ethnic chambers are coming together as co-organisers of the Women for Women conference and concert, and they are bringing in a charity element to this big celebration of women’s success.

The stage was set for the occasion at the National Library with breath taking view and dizzy heights at the 16th level, IPOD. The stream of business advisors, the member of the chambers of commerce, and officers of the SPRING Singapore flowed into the IPOD, creating the buzz of activities.

What is a Non-Profit Organisation in Singapore? A non-profit organization (NPO) is a legally registered entity set up with its principal activities being that of a public or private interest. As the name suggests, NPOs are not set up for profits. Unlike a typical commercial entity which distributes profits to it’s shareholders, an NPO retains … Continue reading Starting a Non-Profit Organisation in Singapore→

As an SME owner herself, Ms Helen Campos understands the obstacles in building a business idea and growing it into a successful company locally and abroad. There are many steps to overcome hurdles such as manpower constraints, the need to innovate, cost of expanding and networks.

Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry held an engaging dialogue session with its members on 30 January 2015. The session was graced by Manpower Minister, Mr Tan Chuan-Jin. Members took this occasion to voice their concerns over the continued labour constraints faced by SMEs. This topic stirred lively exchange of suggestions and views in … Continue reading Dialogue Session with Manpower Minister, Mr Tan Chuan-Jin→