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The Chamber will present the following exciting events and programmes for the members in the coming weeks. Organised under the auspices of its subsidiaries, these events and programmes have the desired result of further enhancing the business objectives of the Chamber’s members.
We look forward to seeing you at these events and programmes. Do register at the earliest!
21 May 2012
SICCI will organise a business matching session with a visiting business delegation from the Cashew Export Promotion Council (CEPC) of India. The business delegation will be led by CEPC’s Chairman, Mr Hari Krishnan R Nair. The session will be held on 21 May 2012 from 9.30am to 12.30pm at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
24 May 2012
Essential Negotiation Skills is a national competency unit from the Business Management Workforce Skills Qualifications It is designed to provide both the knowledge and skills required by any professional, with respect to the application of knowledge of interpersonal relationships that can facilitate the negotiation process and develop analytical skills, to put negotiation situations in context and evaluate outcomes
30 May 2012
The offer and acceptance of an international contract is only the first of the many stages in finalising a contract. There are various other factors that require attention as well. These include applicable laws and rules, international trade practices, types of contracts, including public sector contracts, and the legal outcomes of contracts pertaining to discharging and cancellation of a contract.
04 June 2012
A management programme that provides organisations with the mechanism to effectively respond, recover and restore from a crisis scenario and protect its assets (people, infrastructure and reputation). This two-day interactive workshop, co-organised by SICCI Institute of Business and Authors Consulting, is designed to enable the participants to understand and grasp key concepts of business continuity management.
08 June 2012
Over the last two financial years, the IRAS has collected more than S$200 million from penalties made by GST-registered businesses who have made errors in capturing and reporting transactions. Join us for this workshop and pick up valuable insights into the GST rules and regulations!
11 June 2012
A Bill of Lading is a document issued by a carrier or ship owner’s representative, acknowledging that specified goods have been received on board as cargo for conveyance to a named place for delivery to the consignee who is usually identified. The liabilities that flow from Bills of Lading can be extremely complex. Therefore, the need for maximum clarity about your liabilities from the outset is important.
12 June 2012
This session provides an important platform to understand the procedures and practice in global trade operations. It is a ‘must-attend’ seminar for international traders.
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