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Business Breeder is a channel where we breed and incubate entrepreneurial traits and potentials in individual through creativity and innovation make you a Business Tycoons .. We believe that everyone has his/her own potential(s) that need to be developed for a profitable purpose. On this blog, we disseminate various means of information,guidance and advise to which the potential(s) can be nurtured to maturity.
Sunday, 9 October 2016
BUSINESS IDEA: INDUSTRIAL STARCH PRODUCTION
Friday, 9 September 2016
NATIONAL YOUTH SUMMIT
- Global School of Leadership:
· Self-evaluation and improvement
· The greatest secret of success (life is predictable)
· The lifestyle of Benjamin Franklin (time management)
· The secret of transformation (pain as a instrument of growth)
· The undiscovered power of conversion
· The principle of system development
· Understanding and managing organizational behaviour
· Strategic thinking and planning
· Human resource management
- Institute of National Transformation:
- School of Social Entrepreneurship:
. How to create and sustain social value
. Learning how to set up your social enterprise
. Strategies for mobilizing funds for your NGO
- School of Career Development:
. How to climb the corporate ladder
. Principles of career success
. How to get your dream jobs
- School of Business Development:
- How to raise capital for your business
- How to grow your business into a multimillion enterprise
- How to grow your customer base and sell your product
- Skill Acquisition Training:
- Acquire skills for global opportunities
- Discover professional trainings that can boost your expertise
- Explore new skill areas that can enhance your earning capability
- School Of Arts & Entertainment:
- Interactive session with seasoned entertainment experts
- How to excel in auditions
- How to attain stardom and remain a star
- School of Media and ICT:
- How to harness the media as a tool for development
- Media as a tool for wealth creation and job creation
- How to use social media to your advantage
- How to build an online business and create job opportunities
- Strategies for creating a successful media business
- Interactive Session with seasoned ICT and Media professionals
- Mentorship opportunities in the ICT sector
- Fundamentals of Graphics Designing
- Concepts of Agritecpreneur and EdTech
- Global Solutions with Coding paradigms
If you are yet to register, quickly register now to secure your seat. Registration is FREE. Training is FREE!
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Sunday, 17 July 2016
ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING (SERIES 4)
GROWING YOUR BUSINESS.
If your business isn’t growing then it is failing. If you aren’t moving forward then you are moving backwards. Once you have the right people in place and have developed a good customer base your company should focus on continual growth. There are lots of ways to promote growth in your company and the specifics will be based on your particular business. For example, growth for a retail business may mean opening up a new store front or developing a new product line. Growth for an IT company could be purchasing or developing a new system. Whatever your company does you need to figure out ways to expand it. This goes beyond just figuring out ways to earn more money.
Creating Strong Business Relationships
Creating business relationships that are strong is the foundation of growing your business. Customers, clients, suppliers and business associates are the life blood of your business’s growth. You simply cannot forge ahead down the path to success without these helpers, which means you need to develop long-lasting and meaningful relationships with them. These relationships are established on trust and honesty.
Communicate often.
Communication between your business contacts is extremely important. This is especially true of your customers and your suppliers. These contacts rely on you to tell them what is going on, which includes letting them in on any problems you are experiencing. Communication should be a top priority for your business relationships.
Meet deadlines.
When a customer deals with your business they expect you to hold up your end of the bargain and deliver on your promises. This certainly means meeting your deadlines. When you promise something to a customer or supplier, you want them to consider your word as your bond. Not having to worry if your business will fulfill its requirements builds trust with customers.
Try to prevent surprises.
Customers and clients generally don’t like surprises; especially if the service your company provides has a direct link to their livelihood. While it may not be possible for you to prevent unwanted things from happening, being honest with your customers and maintaining communication with them regarding what is going on can help you to eliminate unwanted surprises.
Being Honest
The value of being an honest business cannot be overstated. Your company will grow faster and reach further if it is based on honest principles and ethics. It is important to strive for honesty at all times and at all levels of your business.
Honesty will keep your customers coming back.
No business relationship can last if it isn’t based on honesty. Being honest with your clients and customers will help them want to continue to give you their business. Honesty builds trust and this can create a business reputation that will help you grow and get you more clients.
You should be honest with everyone that has to do with your business, not just your customers and clients. You need to be honest with your employees, your suppliers, your investors and everyone else. This means not making up lies to cover your own basis, owning up to your own mistakes and acknowledging the business’s state to your employees and investors. Again, this kind of honesty creates loyalty.
Be honest with yourself.
Don’t forget to be honest with yourself too. This can be the most brutal form of honesty and one of the hardest things you can do. Being honest with yourself regarding what you really want from your business and what goals you are really looking to achieve is extremely important. Lying to yourself, even in tiny ways, can end up causing you to compromise your business, its ethics and its principles, which can spell disaster.
Be honest about growth.
Don’t try to grow your business too quickly either. There is always the idea that a business a business should grow as quickly as it can, but this concept can often lead to trouble. Sustained business growth comes from a clear and detailed strategy. It also comes from having the appropriate systems and processes ready to go in order to cope with this new growth. Don’t focus on everything at one time. Pay attention to the required resources needed to sustain this growth, as many smaller businesses simply don’t have access to the right resources and can get in over their heads.
Tuesday, 12 July 2016
Monday, 4 July 2016
Friday, 1 July 2016
BUSINESS BREEDER ONLINE ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING.
Series 3: The Importance of Passion in business.
Passion represents one of the most important aspects of becoming a successful entrepreneur. Without passion your business will turn out to be just another job.
#1-Always choose something you are passionate about!
Without passion, and a lot of it, your business dreams will become lost in the day to day grind of running a business. Take a look at the top ten most successful entrepreneurs and you will see that their passion is the number one driving force behind their success. There is no way to escape this fact- you simply must be passionate in order to achieve your goals!
Starting with a Dream
The best way to start a business is to take what you are passionate about and find a way to turn that into a business. You need to start with a dream. If you don’t have passion for your work then you won’t have the motivation and energy to keep pushing through obstacles, you won’t be willing to take the necessary risks required to succeed and you won’t be able to sell your dream to others.
#2- Start with your dreams and grow your business from there.
The unfortunate reality is that once a business reaches the beginning of its third year its chances of surviving drops dramatically. Only about 44% of businesses live to see their fourth year.
Without the passion you derive from living your dream you won’t have what it takes to survive year after year. This means that you should start your business from the ground up using your dream as a foundation.
Whatever your dream in life may be, you need to find a way to turn that dream into a business. If the foundation of your business is based on something that you are truly passionate about, then it will be much easier to grow that dream into a hugely successful business.
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