Saudi Entrepreneurs Community (SEC) establish intellectual entrepreneurial debates for owners of small businesses to move forward with private and public sectors, which leads to greater business success and an enriched entrepreneurial community.
This paramount initiative by Sheikh Mustafa bin Mohammad Al Taji, chairman of Board of Al Taj Holding Company and director general of Saudi Entrepreneurs Community, is for the prosperity and development of Saudi human capital and the essence of a skilled self-employed work force in the Kingdom.
Al Taji said: “The SEC philosophy is to build the world’s most influential entrepreneurial community in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which aligns with our working methodology of training and development programs, funds for start-up enterprises and exclusively for disabled Saudi entrepreneurs and allow young Saudis to develop as business leaders.”
The SEC will emerge as a resource center for developing entrepreneurial thinking among young Saudis to start new businesses and develop innovative growth strategies for existing businesses in the Kingdom.
Al Taji said the SEC support centers of excellence which develops ability through investments in human capital, innovative entrepreneurial mindsets, awareness programs, training and development, funds for women welfare enterprises, disabled entrepreneurial funds and partnerships with elite public and private organizations, raises the competency of expertise and leverages milestone skill-sets in major economical development of Kingdom.
The SEC mission is to support a network of a literate cultured society with skilled collaborations, all committed to the principle that a nation’s greatest assets is its people. The SEC flagship project is envisioned as an axis of empowerment in building an entrepreneur community that will transform Saudi Arabia into an entrepreneurial center of excellence.
The SEC offers customized programs tailored to promote entrepreneurship that creates awareness among young Saudi entrepreneurs on information, idea incubation, and knowledge based skill enhancement with SEC strategic partners in public and private sectors. The SEC encourages economic and social enterprises that develop skills, self-reliance and community involving young entrepreneurs to enhance, innovative project targeting entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurial debates help the self-employed
