NBSC Business Administration Department participates in the 4-DAY CRASH COURSES ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP LAUNCHED ON 2nd Municipal Livelihood Summit
The 2nd Municipal Livelihood Summit in Manolo Fortich unfolded as a transformative 4-day event, organized by the Local Government Unit in tandem with the Local Economic Development and Investment Promotion Office (LEDIPO). It was held from November 21 to 24, 2023, at the Municipal Gymnasium Conference Room in the picturesque Barangay Tankulan. Distinguished by the participation of notable speakers, including faculties from The NBSC Business Administration Department and representatives from the Department of Trade and Industry and Municipal Agriculture Office, the summit sought to immerse local entrepreneurs in a rich tapestry of knowledge and insights.
The inaugural day set the stage with an immersive exploration of Digital Marketing for Hospitality and Coffee Shop Businesses. Joshua Dominique C. Agustin, a trailblazer in the expansive field of marketing, captivated an audience of 16 participants. These included proprietors from local coffee shops and Airbnb establishments spanning the diverse barangays of Manolo Fortich. Eager to unravel the intricacies of effective digital marketing techniques. The session was filled with Practical insights, short activities, and interactive discussions that left the attendees inspired and equipped with actionable strategies to enhance their online presence.
With the dawn of the second day, the spotlight shifted to the verdant agrarian landscape, drawing 19 local farmers from the heart of Manolo Fortich. The day-long Crash Course on Economic Dynamism for Farmers unfolded as a symphony of insights, orchestrated by guest speakers Ritchel A. Cahoy and Maribeth G. Barrio from the Municipal Agriculture Office. The discussions ranged from sustainable farming practices to navigating market dynamics. The session provided the farmers with a roadmap to foster economic dynamism within the agricultural sector, empowering them with knowledge to navigate challenges and seize opportunities.
Midweek heralded a dynamic exploration of Product Development for Start-up Businesses. Josefino M. Ladao, a luminary in the entrepreneurial realm, took center stage. Alongside him stood Laurence D. Pradia, a Senior Trade-Industry Development Specialist from the Business Development Division of DTI. The day was characterized by practical insights, success stories, and collaborative problem-solving. The collective wisdom shared by the speakers ignited a spark of innovation and strategic thinking among the participants, leaving them better equipped to navigate the competitive landscape.
As the summit approached its grand finale, the spotlight turned to the critical subject of Consumer Rights and Owner’s Liabilities for Food Establishments. Teofany M. Siton, a distinguished voice of authority in the field, shared the stage with Christopher M. Diaz, the Senior Trade-Industry Development Specialist of the Consumer Protection Division of DTI 10. The day witnessed an intense exploration of the complexities surrounding consumer rights and owner responsibilities in the food industry. The 20 local food establishment proprietors in attendance absorbed insights on legal frameworks, best practices, and proactive measures to ensure customer satisfaction while safeguarding their businesses.
In essence, the 2nd Municipal Livelihood Summit unfolded as a comprehensive journey, each day contributing a distinct layer of knowledge and expertise to enrich the entrepreneurial landscape of Manolo Fortich.
