Learn art of business proposal writing for loans and funding

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Writing appropriate business proposals for loans and funding is challenging. Moreover, many people are unaware of the basis of assessment when proposals are considered, hence the effort put into drafting a business proposal often goes to waste.

The Chamber Academy in its continuous efforts to uplift the private sector businesses in the country, offers a hands-on full day training program, captioned ‘Master the Art of Business Plan Writing for Loans and Funding’ with two well-renowned resource persons, on 30 August, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.

The workshop, conducted by Ravi Bamunusinghe and Champal de Costa is designed to cover all aspects of business proposal writing. 

It will include components on how to formulate viable business plans and project proposals acceptable to outside financiers, techniques of evaluation of credit proposals, cash flow management, investment appraisals and other relevant areas in which entrepreneurs and proposal writers should essentially be conversant. 

Bamunusinghe is an entrepreneur and lecturer on Management Consultancy and Business Research. He was the founder/Managing Director of two very successful business research agencies in Sri Lanka. 

He has brought value to professionals in their respective fields in the capacity as a consultant and lecturer by bringing in his expertise gained in the UK. He holds an MSc from University of Surrey and MA from the University of Kelaniya. 

Costa was attached to the DFCC Bank PLC, in the capacity of a Vice President, engaged in retail and corporate banking. 

Through the experience over 20 years at the bank, he has imparted knowledge to entrepreneurs of diverse sectors. Before coming to the banking sector, he has worked as a Chartered Civil Engineer attached to multi-disciplinary projects of both state and foreign entities. He holds a B.Sc., Engineering (Hons) degree from University of Moratuwa and an MBA from PIM. He is a corporate member of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka and a life member of the Association of Professional Bankers, Sri Lanka.

For registrations, please call 011-558-8880 or e-mail [email protected].

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