Training for SMEs
KARACHI: FPCCI with collaboration of Suffa University has designed a series of innovative, informative, and high-profile webinars and training sessions for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), a statement said on Monday.
These trainings have been designed for all those who want to learn cutting-edge and state-of-the-art international business, marketing, management, entrepreneurship, supply chain management, human resource management, and e-commerce techniques that can be applied to establish or grow their businesses.
Internationally renowned and accomplished trainers and consultants have been taken onboard for the trainings. FPCCI aims to empower and impart knowledge excellence to SMEs, who otherwise do not have the opportunities and resources to arrange these kind of high-end trainings for themselves and their employees.
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