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Event: SPRING Enterprise Conference 2007

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If you are a local businessman looking for ways to grow your company, the SPRING Enterprise conference 2007 will be something which might be of help. This conference revolves around three important themes: Technology Innovation, Financing & People. With a strong panel of industry leaders and entrepreneurs, the event will take place on 5 April 2007, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel.

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SPRING Singapore, the government agency championing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) will launch its inaugural SPRING Enterprise Conference in April precisely to address this growth question. With the theme of “Enabling Enterprise”, this half-day event for the bosses of local businesses will offer some useful insights, answers and inspiration.

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  • Date: 5 Apr 2007
  • Time: 8.30 am – 2.30 pm
  • Venue: Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel
  • Fee: S$48 per pax (Inclusive of 5% GST) – Register by 19 Mar and pay only S$38 per pax
  • Registration: Click here for online registration OR Click here for the registration form.
  • Enquiries: Please contact SPRING on tel: 6295 8569

The program for the SPRING Enterprise Conference 2007 are as follows:

  • 8.30am Registration
  • 8.50am (i) Welcome Address (ii) Opening Address by Guest of Honour, Mr Lee Yi Shyan, Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry
  • Keynote Address by special Guest Speaker, Dr Felix Ong Group Executive Chairman, Seksun Corporation Ltd
  • Panel Discussion on Capability Development
  • 11.15am Tea Break
  • 11.45am Parallel Workshops on : Technology Innovation, Financing & People
  • 1.15pm Networking Lunch
  • 2.30pm End

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