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Philipsburg- Commissioner of Youth & Economic Affairs Maria Buncamper-Molanus is encouraging young, first-time, aspiring entrepreneurs to sign up for the a training course about sustaining and managing a business that is being organized by the Small Business Development Foundation (SBDF).

"Even though the world and St. Maarten is being confronted with the financial-economic crisis, within a crisis, there are also opportunities.

"I appeal to all young first-time aspiring entrepreneurs not to put off your plans but continue to pursue your dreams. The SBDF is offering an opportunity that should not be missed. Be informed about what it takes to run a successful business and you will be even more motivated to pursue your dreams," Commissioner of Youth & Economic Affairs Maria Buncamper-Molanus told the Government Information Service (GIS) on Monday.

Twelve courses are being offered in areas of Business Planning, Accounting, Marketing, Costing and Pricing, Time Management, tax and Payroll, Staff Management, Customer Service, Motivation and Basic Computer Skills.

The training is being financed by the Social Safety Net Reda Sosial.

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