Seminar on “Problems and Prospects of SMEs in Bangladesh”

[emranhossain]

Career Development Center of DIU is going to organize a Seminar for the students of DIU dated on June 20, 2009 for their professional development.

 

Program Particulars:

 

Topic:    “Problems and Prospects of SMEs in Bangladesh”

 

Key Note Speaker:       Professor Momtaz Uddin Ahmed

                                        Managing Director

                                                SME Foundation

                                                Professor of Economics

                                                Dhaka University

Date: June 20, 2009(Saturday)

Time: 11.15am

Venue: DIU Auditorium

                           

 

For Queries:

Career Development Center (CDC)

Daffodil International University

4/2, Sobhanbagh, Prince Plaza (level-4), Dhaka-1207

Contact No: 8130864, Ext-317, Cell-01713-493042

E-Mail: cdc@daffodilvarsity.edu.bd

[sumon]

To know the PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS in small and medium enterprise BUSINESS please join the seminar.
it will help to give an idea on how you will start your career as an entrepreneur.

[cmkhasan]

Thanks CDC for arranging such a practical ( “Problems and Prospects of SMEs in Bangladesh”) seminar in the DIU auditorium. I joined the seminar and came to know something which generally i ignored in the past. Momtaz Sir's presentation was beautiful. The topic and the key-words were new to me, I was thinking there "If there were the support of multimedia it would be wonderful to understand more clearly". But there were some technical problems so that we were missed that opportunity. However the seminar was successful, some of the audience asked questions regarding the topic. We the audience were hoping that CDC will arrange more seminar on different practical issues as they perform so far.

[sumon]

Dear cmkhasan
thank u for ur reply
CDC always trying to arrange such types of seminars and workshops.
but the thing is most of the time we see students are careless in these type of initiative.
we want more student participation.

-regards.