Atibaia Hosts Innovative 1st Industrial Expo Focused on Economic Development

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Published on 11/11/2023 at 08:33

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Credit Round: A Unique Opportunity for Entrepreneurs

The city of Atibaia is preparing to host a milestone in the industrial sector: the 1st Industrial Expo of Atibaia. One of the highlights of the event is the Credit Round, an unprecedented initiative that promises to be a game changer for Individual Micro Entrepreneurs (IMEIs), Micro Enterprises (ME), Small Businesses (EPP), Large Companies, and Rural Producers. This round offers a lecture on responsible credit and direct access to credit lines from the country’s major banks.

Connection and Growth in the Industrial Sector

The Industrial Expo of Atibaia, scheduled to take place from November 23 to 25, aims to bring together around 300 companies and attract approximately 5,000 visitors. The event, which will occur at Estação Atibaia, seeks to strengthen local businesses, facilitating new partnerships, deals, and valuable professional interactions. Access to the event is free, with registration available in advance or at the entrance.

Registrations Open for Exhibitors

Industries interested in participating in the Expo have until Friday, November 10, to register. The process is simple and free, done through the link https://forms.gle/24fYGAuYQ9fELAgq5. The fair will also include a Job Fair, organized by the Worker Assistance Center (PAT), aiming to connect job offers with qualified candidates.

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Diverse and Enriching Program

In addition to the Credit Round, the Industrial Expo of Atibaia will have a full agenda, including business rounds, lectures on relevant industry topics, services and employment, consultations with Desenvolve SP and BNDES, and practical workshops. The event promises to be a comprehensive platform for useful services and knowledge exchange among participants.

An Initiative to Encourage Local Businesses

The realization of the 1st Industrial Expo is a significant step by the Atibaia City Hall to stimulate local economic development. With the support of renowned institutions such as Sebrae, Senai, Sest Senat, Senar, ACIA, Senac, BNDES, Desenvolve SP, Investe SP, and Centro Paula Souza, the Expo aims to create a conducive environment for business and innovation, consolidating Atibaia as an ideal place to live and do business.

Strengthening the Local Economy Through Innovation

This initiative by the Atibaia City Hall demonstrates a commitment to innovation and sustainability, seeking to simultaneously promote entrepreneurship and the generation of employment and income in the region. The 1st Industrial Expo of Atibaia is more than an event – it is a catalyst for economic growth and the prosperity of the local community.

The 1st Industrial Expo of Atibaia promises to be an unmissable event for everyone involved in the industrial sector, offering unique opportunities for networking, learning, and business growth. Get ready to be part of this transformative experience!

Source: Atibaia City Hall.

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Atibaia Hosts Innovative 1st Industrial Expo Focused on Economic Development

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Registrations Open for Exhibitors

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