Entrepreneurship is not an easy task and is associated with selfless work and great courage. Everyone who has walked this path, who knows that behind a successful and consumer-loved product or service, there are many obstacles and challenges that have been overcome, will probably agree. It is often much easier to deal with challenges by joining forces, and sometimes this is the only solution.
In the process of business management, as in any area of life, unity, reaching out to each other, and sharing knowledge and experience are of great importance. On the entrepreneurial path, a lot of knowledge and many skills are needed to create an interesting product or service for the consumer and deliver it to the recipient, it is vital to find companions and walk this path with them. This is confirmed by the African proverb - "If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go with others." Georgian wisdom also tells us the same thing - "A hand washes a hand, and both wash their mouths."
BPN Georgia shares this wisdom 100% and uses every opportunity to connect numerous small and medium-sized business representatives, share their experiences, and most importantly, give them the opportunity to support each other, share their accumulated knowledge, develop joint plans, and address common challenges.
Small entrepreneurs, members of the BPN Georgia Business Association, gathered at the BPN Georgia space for this very purpose. One of the program participants, Maia Ratiani, who is the founder and manager of “Chocomia” , shared her experience with other BPN Georgia program participants. In addition to delighting customers with delicious and unique flavors of handmade truffles, Maia has also been engaged in accounting for 16 years and therefore has extensive theoretical and practical knowledge in this field.
Correct accounting is a crucial component for business success. For micro and small entrepreneurs, as you know, it is often a luxury to have an accountant, so they have to adjust this role themselves. During the meeting, Maya provided the audience with the necessary information on important practical nuances. She spoke about micro and small business entities, the advantages that these statuses have, and demonstrated the details of filling out the monthly declaration in practice to the small entrepreneurs present. In the question-and-answer session, the participants of the BPN Georgia program also received answers to other important questions for them and once again discussed the importance of such meetings.
BPN Georgia is pleased that it is possible to hold such events within the framework of a business association. Even more gratifying is the fact that everyone at BPN Georgia shares what Ilia Chavchavadze once said: “Others for you and you for others, this is the way of life.”
BPN Georgia entrepreneurs are fully prepared to share their experiences with each other on various topics.
Together for strong entrepreneurship in Georgia!
