SUNLIFE Financial Philippines Foundation has partnered with Micro Ventures Foundation to train store owners in Bulacan province, especially woman entrepreneurs, to better manage their businesses like the sari-sari (variety) stores and be successful entrepreneurs.
Early this month, women entrepreneurs in the province have been trained and educated on how to maximize their incomes with the sari-sari stores through Sari-Sari Store Negosyo Training Program.
Micro Ventures Foundation Executive Director Timothy John Agulto said that the Hapinoy Store Program would help sari-sari stores become more profitable and sustainable.
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