Issue No. 20 - Apr 2009
"Capture Unlimited Online Global Business Opportunities" Seminar

In the financial storm, local SMEs are looking for ways to use money wisely and to expand their business. It is noteworthy that e-business platform is one of a few to achieve steady growth amidst adverse economic environment. Local SMEs should capitalise on this newest trend to explore the tremendous business opportunities. 

E-trading drives business growth, yet the resources and operational capital involved may not be affordable to all SMEs.  In fact, creating own trading platform is not the only mean to capture global business opportunities.  There are many low risk, high return one-stop solutions to help SMEs thrive in the competitive global market.

PostalPlus for SME of Hongkong Post and eBay Hong Kong jointly organise a seminar on "Capture Unlimited Online Global Business Opportunities".　Trading experts will give ideas on how to capture global business opportunities via international online trading platforms and share their tips for success. Besides, representatives from PayPal, the global online payment platform, will shed light on ways to develop export business securely. Hongkong Post will also introduce its various postal solutions to help expand your business around the world.

Content

eBay Hong Kong

• Explore online business opportunities with eBay
• Trading experts to share tips for success

Hongkong Post

• How can Hongkong Post's postal solutions help you grow your global business?

PayPal

• How can PayPal help you expand your export business?

Note: Q&A session will be arranged during the seminar. Participants are free to ask questions and take part in discussions.

Details

Date:	29 April 2009 (Wed)
Time:	2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Venue:	Function Room, 1/F, Hong Kong Productivity Council Building 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong
Admission:	Free
Enquiry:	2921 6060
Language:	Cantonese

* Each participant will receive a souvenir

Registration

Please download and complete the Registration Form and fax it to 2581 1293 on or before 28 April 2009 (Tue).  Limited seating on a first-come, first-served basis.

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