SEMINAR: FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT FOR PROFESSIONALS
Date and Time: Thursday, 22nd May 2008 from 5.00 PM to 8.00 PM.
Starts 5.00 PM Sharp
Venue: British Council, Junction of Ohio/ Sokoine Drive (Opposite Steers)
Target Group: All professionals, Graduates and Entrepreneurs
Fees: TZS 15,000 for Registered Members and
TZS 20,000 for Non-Registered Members
Main Speaker: Mr. Deus Manyenye, Financial and Banking Analyst and Expert in SME Sector for more than 10 Years.
Panelist: Mr. Sekou Toure Mndeme; Felix Mlaki, Joseph Kihulla, Gabriel Kitua
- The Experts in Financial and Banking Sectors for more than 10 Years
Other Activities: Registration of New TPN Members. Certificates of attendance of the last Seminar on “Practical Entrepreneurship for Professionals” will be issued.
Extras: Soft copies of Presentations will be given on CD-ROM. Also writing pads and pens will be given.
Tea/Coffee and bitings will be served.
This is the best opportunity for meeting other professional and for business networking. To obtain your receipt participation contact:
This is the best opportunity for meeting other professional and for business networking. To obtain your receipt participation contact:
0754 277 335,
0713 201 204,
0762 299 012 or
or tune to a Radio Programme “IJUE TPN”
every Monday from 8.15 PM
at Mlimani FM Radio 106.5
I attended the last seminar at british council and i was impressed! Well organised, casual and educative. congrats to the simple to earth and proffesional team of The TPN president and his team.
ReplyDeleteI want to give some advise:
1. Keep on inviting Govt leaders in such forum as it helps them to hear what WE the masses have in mind; 2. Make the discussion more of a discussion and not much of a presentation (mayb a need to add or change time)
3. Involve more people of lower education level eg business people, wajasiriamali
4. Advertise more about the TPN and seminars.
Proffessionals, this is the meeting point, come and let's share ideas!!
Willy.
Good move
ReplyDeleteHowever last meeting was
1. Too much time spent on eating...and there was too much toeat.A cup of coffee will make it.For fundrasing sake people can buy the coffee,tea or soda. Two hours is not too much time.
2. Time keeping
I am' sure by saying - the target group are people of all professionals, Graduates and enterpreneurs - simple will also include Government leaders.
ReplyDeleteThe issue will be the Tshs 20,000 for non-registered members. It may look or sound not that much money for workers employed by privates companies , but with Government employees thats too much.