Sunday, June 13, 2010

BUSINESSUITE TODAY on Wednesdays




“Translating complex investment and financial subjects into easy-to-understand stories removing the jargon and insiders' terminology so these topics are understood by anyone who can read a newspaper or watch television — not just investment professionals.”

Wednesdays 5:00pm – 7:00pm on BESS100FM and www.bessfm.com

Programme format
A mixture of news, commentary, analysis, interviews and preproduced features that present business and business issues in an entertaining, informative and often time’s humorous fashion with a heavy emphasis on business and business personalities and issues.

Target Audience:
SME business owners and managers seeking to improve their business financially and personal net worth.
Take away for the listening audience – "I can improve my business financially and my personal net worth from the information I receive on this programme"


Businessuite Today on Wednesday is hosted by Andre Hutchinson, the Alliance Investment Stock Wizard for 2008, Winner of the 2005/2006 Caribbean Masters investment competition and Winner of the 2004/2005 Investment Masters competition.

Over the two (2) hours Andre Hutchinson will connect YOU with the right people and the very latest happenings on Harbour and Wall Streets, the movers and shakers, developing stories, trends and developments from Jamaica, the Caribbean and around the world.

Hutchinson gives listeners and viewers online, a deeper insight into the companies and their leaders and how they are performing, looking at issues such as leadership, products and services, competitive landscape, future prospects, and of course the financials. If it impacts the company Andre will cover it.

This is without doubt the most comprehensive, informative and insightful business news intelligence programme for the entrepreneur and SME business owner in Jamaica produced and presented by the Businessuite News Centre a division of the Blackslate Media Group right here on BES100FM in Kingston Jamaica.

You can also tune into the programme on the internet at www.bessfm.com and listen to the audio stream. You can email us at businessuitemagzine@gmail.com and give us your views and feedback. Lets us know what you would like to hear covered in future programmes.

This programme is presently co sponsored by Spatial Innovision Limited the authorized dealer for Environmental Research Systems Institute (ESRI) for the Caribbean AND NCB Jamaica SME Financial Services "NCB will help you maximize your business finances by considering all your financial needs together"

Background

A recent PSDP study attempted to provide a comprehensive assessment of the profile, competitiveness, and the needs of the Jamaican Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprise (MSME) sector. Based on the findings a strong argument was made that in order for Jamaica to make the transition from a Developing Country to a Developed Country, it is imperative to create a knowledge-based society. A society grounded in research and development, innovation, and the efficient and effective use of new technologies. Without this national focus, it will become increasingly difficult for Jamaica to compete globally and, indeed, progress along its development path.

Why a business news and feature content format targeted at the SME market segment?

There is a distinct absence of programmes targeted to the owners and operators of small and medium sized firms. This segment is worthy of focus for the following reasons:

• Most operators are not trained in the operational areas of running a business such as marketing, accounting, finance, legal among many others.

• The demands and long hours of their business preclude them from attending courses, workshops, seminars and pursuing training in general.

• Many are desperate for advice, support and guidance in negotiating the difficult economic conditions.

• Changing regulations and laws are not being communicated to this segment in a timely, comprehensive and consistent manner.

• Thousands of Jamaicans wish to become entrepreneurs but are unaware and fearful of exploring self employment.

• Jamaican business owners do not generally mentor or coach; this programme will provide an access to information and support for potential successful entrepreneur

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

BUSINESSUITE TODAY on Mondays


“Translating complex business, management and leadership subjects into easy-to-understand stories removing the jargon and insiders' terminology so these topics are understood by anyone who can read a newspaper or watch television — not just seasoned business professionals.”

Monday 5:00Pm – 7:00pm on BESS100FM and www.bessfm.com

Programme format
A mixture of news, commentary, analysis, interviews and preproduced features that present business and business issues in an entertaining, informative and often time’s humorous fashion with a heavy emphasis on business and business personalities and issues.

Target Audience:
SME business owners and managers seeking to improve their business management and leasership skills and knowledge.
Take away for the listening audience – "I can improve my business and management skills and my personal Leadership development from the information I receive on this programme"


Businessuite Today on Monday
, is an informative and insightful business intelligence programme for the entrepreneur and SME business owner produced and presented by the Businessuite News Centre a division of the Blackslate Media Group

This programme hosted by Francis Wade is presently co sponsored by Spatial Innovision Limited the authorized dealer for Environmental Research Systems Institute (ESRI) for the Caribbean.

Francis Wade is President and CEO of Framework Consulting Inc. a Caribbean firm focused on helping companies with severe people issues and problems with custom-design organization-wide interventions that impact the status quo. He is a graduate of Cornell University with a degree in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering.

Over the two hours Francis Wade supported by guest hosts including Dr. Paulette Henry,Dr. Anita Davis Defoe and Aldo will connect YOU with the right people and the very latest in SME business features, information, management and leadership trends and developments from Jamaica, the Caribbean and around the world right here on BES100FM Kingston, Jamaica. You can also tune into the programme on the internet at www.bessfm.com and listen to the audio stream.

You can email us at businessuitemagzine@gmail.com and give us your views and feedback. Lets us know what you would like to hear covered in future programmes


Background

A recent PSDP study attempted to provide a comprehensive assessment of the profile, competitiveness, and the needs of the Jamaican Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprise (MSME) sector. Based on the findings a strong argument was made that in order for Jamaica to make the transition from a Developing Country to a Developed Country, it is imperative to create a knowledge-based society. A society grounded in research and development, innovation, and the efficient and effective use of new technologies. Without this national focus, it will become increasingly difficult for Jamaica to compete globally and, indeed, progress along its development path.

Why a business news and feature content format targeted at the SME market segment?

There is a distinct absence of programmes targeted to the owners and operators of small and medium sized firms. This segment is worthy of focus for the following reasons:

• Most operators are not trained in the operational areas of running a business such as marketing, accounting, finance, legal among many others.

• The demands and long hours of their business preclude them from attending courses, workshops, seminars and pursuing training in general.

• Many are desperate for advice, support and guidance in negotiating the difficult economic conditions.

• Changing regulations and laws are not being communicated to this segment in a timely, comprehensive and consistent manner.

• Thousands of Jamaicans wish to become entrepreneurs but are unaware and fearful of exploring self employment.

• Jamaican business owners do not generally mentor or coach; this programme will provide an access to information and support for potential successful entrepreneurs.