[RECAP] Let's Support Women's Led Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs

Caption: The main entrance to the fair

Hello Local Guides!

Hope all of you are well.

Today I am sharing to you all my last Meet-up RECAP which was

Let’s Support Women’s Led Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs held on 25 March 2022.

March is considered as the month of Women’s. This month I have hosted this meet-up for the benefit of Women’s Businesses and Entrepreneurs. I am really happy to have completed this Meet-up successfully.

Caption: A collage of two photos with Strict instructions for wearing a mask and handwriting facility

At present, the outbreak of Covid-19 epidemic in our country has been greatly reduced and there are no casualties. However, the fair authorities have taken all kinds of measures for the protection of the fair. To enter the fair, you must wear a mask. Before entering the fair, you must wash your hands thoroughly with soap and sanitizer.

Caption: Fair Control Office

The concerned people said that there are 120 stalls from different places in the country. Meeting in the month of industry in the field, Nakshikatha, hand-worked three pieces, girls vanity bags, jewelry ornamentation products. Besides, different types of rides including Nagaradolas for entertainment. One of the attractions of the fair is the fountain of water.

Caption: A group photo of us in Muktijoddha Park.

Our Meet-up venue was at Muktijoddha Park, everyone came one by one within the allotted time.

The happiest news is that we’ve got a new local guide in this Meet-up and we’ve all gotten acquainted with him first.

I told a new local guide friend a lot about Local Guides and Connect, then he asked some questions about Google Maps and gave him a definite idea of ​​how to improve the quality of contribution.

Caption: A group photo in front of the water fountain

Then, as we enter the fair, we start our work with the goal of informing those who are Women Small Businessman and Entrepreneurs about Google Maps and enabling their businesses to prosper by connecting to Google Maps.

Caption: A collage of three photos with ticket counter, a list of gift items and gifts.

According to the concerned, there are 120 stalls from different parts of the country in the fair. The entrance fee for the fair is 20 Taka per person. There is a lottery system to buy tickets so that you will not only enter by buying tickets but also draw lots of interesting and valuable prizes every Friday.

Caption: Various rides have been arranged for the children to play and have fun.

We visited the entire fair and saw many women entrepreneurs from different parts of Barishal who are running their business offline and online. We’ve got some women entrepreneurs who have permanent businesses, we’ve advised them to add their own shop on Google Maps and claim Google My Business, it will enrich their business.

Caption: Israt Jahan Seema is standing in front of her small variety saplings.

Israt Jahan Sima is owner of Indoor Plant Shop. She was a housewife and now she is an Entrepreneur. She had a little love for trees since she was a child. From that love she used to garden on her roof but she could not get trees at different times as she needed. From that time she started this business on her own.

Israt Jahan Sima said to us, tree plantation can be a multi-purpose business in Bangladesh. Since global warming and climate change deeply affects Bangladesh’s climate, only the plantation can play an important role in keeping the environment balanced. Tree plantation is not a business, it benefits nature and humans.

In the pandemic her business has gone through a very tragic situation and has lost a lot. I advised to add her nursery to Google Maps and Google Maps users can easily find her nursery and business will be more prosperous.

When I talked about some of the helpful features on Google Maps, she is happy to say that it will be really helpful for me. Many customers call me from online page and asked me that how they can easily come to my nursery, if I share Google map link with them they can easily come to my nursery and buy the required trees.

Mariam Jahan Mumu is owner of Diva’s Den. She is a student of Psychology department of Barishal University. In addition to her studies, she has become an entrepreneur, providing a variety of unique ornaments to her customers in offline. Take products from her online page and from different places in the Barishal. I have advised her to add shop to Google Maps so that she can get more and more prosperity.

Arpita Das is owner of Kopalkundola. She is an entrepreneur besides studying at Barisal University and he makes various types of hand printed garments and supplies them online in different places in and around Barishal. She came to this hand cottage industry fair as an entrepreneur to increase the publicity of his organization and there is a fairly good response.

Caption: Different types of utensils and shopis made of clay

Caption: A collage of two photos with Standing in front of the main gate with a ticket in hand and a sticker with the local guides logo

Caption: A collage of six photos with different types food stalls.

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Excellent recap post with superb photos.

Congratulations on completing another useful small business meetup @KamalHossenR

The women entrepreneurs are inspiring for everyone :+1:

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Dear @TusharSuradkar

Thank you so much for appreciating my activities.

Stay Safe

Regards

Excellent post with beutiful Photos brother :smiling_face_with_three_hearts: :heart: :100:

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