Second Young Entrepreneurs Exhibition (YEE) calls out for Institutional Representation for E-promotions

Second Young Entrepreneurs Exhibition (YEE) calls out for Institutional Representation for E-promotions

On Wednesday, October 12, a call for institutional representation has been made from the Glam stop PR and Spark Events quarter, for their second Young Entrepreneurs Exhibition (YEE), which is scheduled to take place on the November 5 & 6 at the Maisonette Hotel in Lahore. This call should not to be mixed with the volunteers’ call, which was made just a few days ago.

The basic idea behind taking institutions on board is to go beyond the targeted figures achieved by their last exhibition in August. The uptakes for the institutional representation will be involved in e-promotions to enhance the visibility of the event which is targeting the youth within our country.

The educational institutes for this call enlists the following amongst many others; National College Arts (NCA),Pakistan School of Fashion Designing (PSFD), Beacon house National University (BNU), Lahore University of Management and Sciences(LUMS) Lahore School of Economics(LSE),Government College University (GCU), Kinnaird College (KC), Lahore College(LC), Beacon house School System (BSS) and Lahore Grammar Schools(LGS).

The initiative will not only help in creating market awareness about such talent promoting events but it also intends to hit the potential audience on the exhibition day.

Through YEE, the organisers wish to create platform for young entrepreneurs who are fresh to their businesses and are aspiring to grow bigger. However, due to the lack of resources, at the infancy of their setups, the idea seems too farfetched, for which YEE will serve the purpose perfectly.

Therefore, YEE is the ideal platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to display their talents, and gain recognition for their work. The platform not only aims to highlight young businesses but also provides the necessary head start to potential future entrepreneurs.

Endeavours similar to these should be appreciated and be backed by the business tycoons within the creative industry itself, as this will not only help improve the business community within our country which is otherwise on a downhill ride, but will serve as a life line for the rampant talent drain experienced by the precariously balanced territory of Pakistan.

 

Posted by sara.anwar on Oct 19 2011. Filed under Entertainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry