Free Strategic Communication Training and Local Business Survey Boost Entrepreneurship in Brazil
Brazilian initiatives in September 2026 support entrepreneurs through free communication training in Jundiaí and a business survey in Timbé do Sul to strengthen local markets.
- • Free 'Comunicação Estratégica' training held on September 16 in Jundiaí to improve entrepreneur communication skills.
- • Training led by Peterson Minsoni emphasizes communicating the value of products and services.
- • Participation in Jundiaí training requires donation of 2 liters of milk to the Social Solidarity Fund.
- • Timbé do Sul will conduct a business and service inventory survey on September 14-15 with SEBRAE collaboration.
- • Data from the survey aims to guide economic development and public policies.
- • Local governments urge full business participation to foster community and economic growth.
Key details
On September 16, 2026, the City Hall of Jundiaí will host a free training session titled "Comunicação Estratégica" aimed at enhancing entrepreneurs' communication skills to better present their businesses, products, and services. The event, led by Peterson Minsoni at the Espaço Jundiaí Empreendedora within Maxi Shopping, emphasizes that showcasing the value of ideas or products effectively is crucial for business success. Participation is free but requires donating 2 liters of milk to the Jundiaí Social Solidarity Fund as registration. Bruna Lazarini, Deputy Secretary of SMDECT, highlighted that this training expands opportunities for entrepreneurs to develop capabilities in sales, customer service, networking, and presentations.
Simultaneously, in Timbé do Sul, a comprehensive inventory survey will take place on September 14 and 15. Conducted by the Municipal Government alongside SEBRAE, the survey involves visiting local commercial and service establishments to gather vital market data. Interviewers, identified with recommendation letters for security, aim to collect accurate information to help shape economic planning, programs, and public policies that support business growth. Local authorities stress the importance of business participation to enable effective strategies benefiting the community’s development.
Together, these initiatives reflect ongoing efforts in Brazil to support entrepreneurship through strategic skill development and data-driven decision-making, fostering stronger local economies and empowering small businesses.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
