The Economy and Community Empowerment (EPM) Bureau of DPW LDII West Java recently organized the Entrepreneurship Business Class program to strengthen the capacity of business actors in the region. The event, held at the DPW LDII West Java Secretariat, is a strategic continuation of the Integrated Entrepreneurial Business Academy (BET) program successfully held in early May.
The main focus of this training is to provide comprehensive mentoring for participants in navigating the business world, especially regarding the utilization of the online ecosystem. Through interactive discussion sessions, participants had the opportunity to directly consult on various operational obstacles with experienced mentors to find appropriate and practical solutions.
Head of the EPM Bureau of DPW LDII West Java, Tulus Pribadi, emphasized that mastering digital platforms is crucial amidst the rapid development of the modern economy. He targets that at least 90 percent to all program participants will be able to operate their businesses independently and sustainably after completing this series of sessions.
Furthermore, Tulus hopes that through the online business skills provided, participants will not only be able to sustain their businesses but also significantly increase their income. This mentoring is expected to serve as a strong foundation for entrepreneurs to solidify their future economic conditions.
