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Entrepreneurs head to Broad Street for third marketplace - Barbados Today

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Approximately 80 of this island’s micro, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs will showcase their products and services at another Emerging Entrepreneurs Broad Street Mall Marketplace on Saturday.Business Development Manager at the Barbados Trust Fund Limited (BTFL) Kirk Dottin said over 5 000 locals and tourists visited last week’s marketplace and he encouraged them and others to attend this weekend’s.“The marketplaces have been going well as we continue to showcase the best of Barbados. We are encouraging members of the public to visit the marketplace as more entrepreneurs will be displaying their products, and we are confident that there will be something available for everyone,” he said.“The entrepreneurs have expressed appreciation for our efforts in hosting this initiative, and are urging us to keep the marketplace going, and move it around to other locations. We are aiming to stage marketplaces for this island’s Independence and Christmas.”In addition to the showcasing of various items, including beauty products, clothing, accessories, food, confectionery, condiments, and natural wines, some female entertainers will perform.

Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.

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