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The Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development has
announced the launch of Top Class, a program for entrepreneurs and
managers, in Armenia
ARMINFO
Monday, January 9, 17:38
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED) is
pleased to announce the launch of Top Class, a program for
entrepreneurs and managers, in Armenia. This information has been
provided to ArmInfo by CEED Armenia Director Jemma Israyelyan. She
mentioned that Top Class is a unique program that provides
entrepreneurs and managers with tools and resources they need to
accelerate the growth of their companies. `25 entrepreneurs and
managers with high growth potential will be selected. They will be
invited to participate in a transformational six-month experience
which will allow them to polish their management skills through
interactive trainings, receive personalized advice from experienced
mentors, and develop business connections through local and
international networking events. The trainers and mentors are
successful entrepreneurs and leading experts from Armenia and abroad.
In addition, Top Class participants will be introduced to
representatives of the Small Enterprise Assistance Funds (SEAF) and
other potential investors.'
CEED has expanded to 9 European countries and is currently launching a
center in Armenia with support from the United States Agency for
International Development (USAID) and in collaboration with the
Enterprise Development and Market Competitiveness Project (EDMC).
For further information about CEED please visit www.ceed-global.org or
call +374 (60) 51 61 01.
From: A. Papazian
announced the launch of Top Class, a program for entrepreneurs and
managers, in Armenia
ARMINFO
Monday, January 9, 17:38
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED) is
pleased to announce the launch of Top Class, a program for
entrepreneurs and managers, in Armenia. This information has been
provided to ArmInfo by CEED Armenia Director Jemma Israyelyan. She
mentioned that Top Class is a unique program that provides
entrepreneurs and managers with tools and resources they need to
accelerate the growth of their companies. `25 entrepreneurs and
managers with high growth potential will be selected. They will be
invited to participate in a transformational six-month experience
which will allow them to polish their management skills through
interactive trainings, receive personalized advice from experienced
mentors, and develop business connections through local and
international networking events. The trainers and mentors are
successful entrepreneurs and leading experts from Armenia and abroad.
In addition, Top Class participants will be introduced to
representatives of the Small Enterprise Assistance Funds (SEAF) and
other potential investors.'
CEED has expanded to 9 European countries and is currently launching a
center in Armenia with support from the United States Agency for
International Development (USAID) and in collaboration with the
Enterprise Development and Market Competitiveness Project (EDMC).
For further information about CEED please visit www.ceed-global.org or
call +374 (60) 51 61 01.
From: A. Papazian