August 25, 2016

Twenty-four inspired entrepreneurs have made the cut to be contestants on season three of the popular reality television show Bank on Me.

August 24, 2016

Twenty-four new finalists, an additional 30 minutes per show and a new judge. These are just some of the changes that will greet viewers of Season 3 of the locally-produced reality television series, Bank On Me.

August 24, 2016

A media production company is giving two thumbs up to Government’s plan to introduce a $50 million fund to aid small and medium-sized businesses.

BARBADIAN INNOVATOR Alan Emtage yesterday called for corruption to be stamped out, saying it was one of three major impediments to innovation and entrepreneurship in the country.

Bank on ME Season 3 will continue along the vein of training and developing entrepreneurs.

However this year, as part of the competition, candidates must pay special attention to their health and wellness.

Noting that this is an area which many entrepreneurs neglect, to their detriment, the competition in 2016 is seeking to get this cohort of 33 entrants to keep their health as their focus while growing their businesses and progressing along the journey.

Popular TV series “Bank On Me” now expanded to hour-long episodes and application process has been extended for potential entrepreneurs.

The producers of the local television show Bank On Me plan to introduce a number of new features for the third season, scheduled to begin airing in September.

Blue Waters Productions intends to pursue a 20/20 vision, targeting persons with projects in agricultural entrepreneurship, cultural industries, innovation, research and science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

At least one business initiative has made it onto the list of official 50th Anniversary of Independence Celebrations.

The Celebrations Secretariat has formally accepted Bank On Me’s proposal to be one of the official events to commemorate the island’s milestone.

Regardless of the harsh economic times, Scotiabank is committed to assisting entrepreneurs, because their success is seen as one way out of the financial crisis.

Business Banking Manager with ScotiaBank, Ryan Hunte told Loop News, “the entrepreneurs are who drive the economy and help it get back on its feet.