Strongly believing in the role of Bahraini women in achieving progress and growth across all fields in Bahrain, Tamkeen hosts a ceremony for its female employees, celebrating Bahraini Women’s Day, held this year under the umbrella of “Women in Higher Education and Future Sciences”.
Under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First Deputy Prime Minister, Bahrain’s Labour Fund (Tamkeen) will announce the winners of the fourth edition of the Bahrain Award for Entrepreneurship (BAE), in an award ceremony at the Isa Cultural Centre on 3 December 2019.
Tamkeen concludes its fourth edition of the Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW 2019), a week that was filled with more than 45 activities and events that attracted over 5000 participants. The Global Entrepreneurship Week was held from November 17th until the 24th and it was celebrated all around Bahrain.
The Pitch@Palace GCC 2.0 today held a bootcamp to prepare 9 entrepreneurs for the upcoming regional competition. These entrepreneurs were selected after qualifying in their local Pitch@Palace competition.
Tamkeen announced today that Zoho Corp, global providers of cloud-based software, is hosting its debut user conference in the country on November 20 as part of the Global Entrepreneur Week (GEW) 2019. Zoholics: Bahrain will be held at Crowne Plaza, Manama from 8am onwards. The speakers will be educating attendees about the latest Zoho solutions and ways of leveraging cloud technology for growing business. At the event, attendees can experience hands-on workshops and one-on-one sessions, and connect with like-minded peers who also use Zoho to drive their businesses.
As part of its efforts to bolster the Kingdom of Bahrain's status on the global entrepreneurship landscape and promote the entrepreneurial culture locally, Tamkeen is preparing to host Bahrain’s 4th Global Entrepreneurship Week from 17 – 24 November 2019, in partnership with the Global Entrepreneurship Network in Bahrain “GEN Bahrain”.
