JAY CRANK Investment CC

18/05/2026

ALERT: BUSINESS GROWTH SUPPORT OPPORTUNITY

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25/02/2026

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23/02/2026

Rule 23
You can change the plans, but never change the goals

16/01/2026

Business Compliance, Registration & Intellectual Property in Namibia

In Episode 5 of the FLI Podcast Season 1: Money Matters, we are joined by Ms. Romancia Shoonga, Acting Executive for Marketing at the Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA).

This episode focuses on the fundamentals every entrepreneur, SME, and start-up in Namibia needs to understand from business registration and compliance to protecting intellectual property and building trust with financial institutions.

🎯 Topics covered in this episode include:
• The role of BIPA in supporting businesses and the public
• Why business registration and compliance matter for SMEs
• How compliance links to financial literacy and access to finance
• Common mistakes entrepreneurs make and how to avoid them
• The importance of protecting trademarks, business names, and intellectual property
• Digital services at BIPA and how they improve accessibility
• Practical advice for start-ups and young entrepreneurs

This episode provides practical insight for anyone looking to build a credible, compliant, and sustainable business in Namibia.

📺 Premiere Date: 21 January 2026

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15/01/2026

BUSINESS FUNDING PREPARATION workshop

THERE ARE many entrepreneurs needing funding to grow business, but they fail to make use of grants or low-interest loans, to do so.

Reason? Lack of knowledge on how to prepare properly.

They don't have a bookkeeping or business record system in place, no business profile or business plan.

Resultantly when business start-up or growth funding opportunities are advertised, such as grant programmes or concessionary loan schemes, they miss the opportunity.

This motivated SMEs Compete to conceptualise, develop and run the workshop as set out hereunder.

Limited space book your place now.