As businesses gear up to reopen after more than two months of lockdown, how can financial rehabilitation help them stave off bankruptcy? Join us in this webinar on Thursday, May 28! More details here:
In the Philippines, micro, small, and medium enterprises form the backbone of the economy, making up 99.52% orof all businesses in the country as of 2018. According to the Department of Trade and Industry, more thanTo help guide MSME owners stave off bankruptcy through sound financial management during the pandemic, Project Lifeline is holding a webinar on Thursday, May 28, at 4 pm.
Joining the webinar are Vincent Rapisura of SEDPI Group of Enterprises and Aldrich Fitz U. Dy of Mosveldtt Law Offices. Rappler multimedia reporter Ralf Rivas will be moderating it.
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