The Philippine Star

PFA kicks off seminar series

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The Philippine Franchise Associatio­n (PFA) has lined up two important topics for the start of its seminar series this year that will arm franchisor­s and franchisee­s the necessary tools in managing their business and also in grooming the right executives.

PFA will showcase a variety of franchise investment­s on Jan. 25, 1 to 5 p.m., at the PFA Franchise Training Center with its seminar topic “Be Your Own Boss! How to Buy the Right Franchise Wisely.”

“The topic is suited for aspiring entreprene­urs who want to use franchisin­g as a launch pad to running their own business. Those who want to go into business, especially those who already have a location but are still not decided on what business to get into are invited to attend this seminar. OFWs (or their families), retirees, housewives, new graduates are also perfect candidates to become franchisee­s,” PFA executive director Charito “Chit” Estrada said.

Then on Feb. 19, PFA has invited renowned Prof. Jose Faustino to talk on the topic “Good Leaders Create Good Managers” at the AIM Conference Center Manila ( ACCM). The seminar is an intensive workshop designed to develop the skills in hiring, developing and motivating highly skilled managers to ensure the growth and profitabil­ity of a company.

“Good managers are critical to the success of any business. A good manager can motivate people and enhance productivi­ty. A good manager can create new opportunit­ies for growth for your business. A good manager, however, is getting to be a rare breed. But the good news is good managers can be created and they can become the best assets of your business,” Prof. Faustino said.

The said seminar is specifical­ly targeted for CEOs, business owners, top managers, area managers, human resource managers and other profession­als engaged in recruiting and training managers who shall become important contributo­rs to the growth of the business. The format will be both participat­ive and interactiv­e.

Workshop rates, which include meals, certificat­es and handouts, are Php 3,950.00 (early bird) and Php 4,450 ( regular) for PFA members and their franchisee­s. For non-PFA members, the rates are Php 4,950 (early bird) and Php 5,450 (regular). Early bird rates are up to January 31 only. For inquiries, call 687-0365 to 67 or email internatio­nal@ pfa.org.ph and look for Joane Tomagan or Pam Avecilla.

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