S.M.A.R.T Entrepreneurship X Global - Chile
About This Course
Chile's fishing industry is a key economic pillar, ranking as the eighth-largest in the world. In 2022, it generated $8.5 billion in seafood exports, highlighting its significant role in global marine fisheries. The industry is essential to Chile's economy, with a focus on sustainable fishing practices and a diverse range of seafood products.
This experiential program leverages case studies, panel discussions, site visits, and presentations to deliver actionable insights and foster collaboration. By the end of the course, participants will:
1. Strengthen the Singapore-Chile Partnership
* Learn the latest development in Chile’s agricultural and aquaculture ecosystem, alongside smart logistics technologies.
* Understand sustainable practices in agriculture, aquaculture, and food supply chains, drawing on global best practices and innovations.
* Leading from leading fishing and logistics hubs to gain firsthand insights into their capabilities in global food distribution, forge strategic partnerships, and enhance connectivity with Southeast Asia.
2. Expand and Cultivate Business Networks
* Engage in curated networking sessions that foster meaningful connections with influential local industry leaders and associations, promoting collaboration and knowledge exchange.
3. Create a Business Strategy
* Craft a tailored business strategy that leverages insights from site visits, expert discussions, and networking opportunities to drive growth and innovation in the agribusiness and logistics sectors.
What You'll Learn
* Discover the latest advancements in Chile's agricultural and aquaculture industries, along with innovative smart logistics technologies.
* Understand sustainable practices in agriculture, aquaculture, and food supply chains by examining global best practices and breakthroughs.
* Gain insights from leading fishing and logistics hubs to learn about their role in global food distribution, identify partnership opportunities, and improve connectivity with Southeast Asia.
2. Expand Business Networks
* Engage in curated business networking sessions designed to facilitate meaningful relationships with key local industry leaders and associations.
* Promote collaboration and knowledge sharing through connections with influential figures in the agribusiness and logistics sectors.
3. Develop a Business Strategy
* Create a personalized business strategy using insights from site visits, expert discussions, and networking experiences.
* Learn how to apply these insights to stimulate growth, foster innovation, and enhance competitiveness in the agribusiness and logistics industries.
Entry Requirements
Basic knowledge in Food & Beverage (F&B), manufacturing, trade & logistics