The Social Development Bank (SDB) is organizing the Franchise Go forum in Riyadh from August 26 to 28. The event is part of the bank’s strategic efforts to empower entrepreneurs to confidently enter the world of commercial franchising and explore expansion opportunities through proven business models.
Program Overview and Mission
The forum serves as a national platform to enhance the culture of commercial franchising in the Kingdom, positioning it as an effective development path that supports the local economy. The mission is to provide entrepreneurs with a lower-risk entry into business by leveraging established and successful brand names. This aligns directly with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 to empower the private sector and increase the contribution of small and medium-sized enterprises to the GDP.
What Participants Will Experience
The forum offers a comprehensive platform for learning and networking, including:
- Dialogue Sessions: Engage with a selection of local experts and international speakers discussing best practices and innovative solutions in the franchise sector.
- Exhibition: Connect directly with franchisors and explore successful franchise models and inspiring experiences.
- Workshops and Consulting: Participate in training workshops and one-on-one advisory sessions on the legal and financial aspects of franchising.
- Networking Opportunities: Build a strong professional network by engaging with franchisors, government entities, and private sector representatives.
Who Should Attend?
The Social Development Bank invites the following groups to attend and participate in the forum:
- Investors.
- Aspiring and current entrepreneurs.
- Anyone interested in the field of commercial franchising.
How to Attend
The “Franchise Go” forum will be held in Riyadh from August 26 to 28. This event is a valuable opportunity for direct communication with franchisors and to learn about the supportive initiatives for entrepreneurship in the Kingdom.
About the Organizer
The Social Development Bank (SDB) plays a pivotal role in supporting entrepreneurs in the Kingdom. Through initiatives like “Franchise Go,” the bank demonstrates that its support extends beyond financing to include crucial knowledge sharing and guidance. This helps build a new generation of entrepreneurs capable of contributing effectively to the national economy.
Source: Rowad Al A’mal
