The ethical entrepreneurial day in Cameroon (JEC) that commenced as the Christian entrepreneurial day by Erika Lindou, is happily celebrating its twelve years of existence at the Yaoundé multi-purpose sport complex. The event that opens it doors to hundred entrepreneurs and business persons to show case their products, talents and skills has room for made in Cameroon products to be exposed to the Yaoundé inhabitants.
The coming into place of the ethical entrepreneurial day has been an economic booster to some organizations involve in the transformation of raw materials to finish products as it has encouraged them to work harder to meet the increasing demand of their customers as they have experienced an increase in their income by partaking in JEC as stated by Abdoulaziz Zaho a representative of Madika in Yaoundé “This is the second time my organization is participating in the ethical entrepreneurial day in Cameroon. Last year, our participation in JEC make us experience revenue increased the reason why we decided to take part this year since JEC helps us to expose our products. The brain behind this initiative is worth appreciated because without his ideas, young entrepreneurs like us, would not have had a place to showcase our know how”.
Majority of the participants like Esame Esame, a student of the School of Wealth Creation in Yaounde see JEC as a place to learn more about entrepreneurship, the challenges, the storms, the right part to take from already successful persons. The three days event that started on the 21st of December will end on Wednesday same month.
By Takang Bisong