Young Guyanese people have ambition and ideas. Charles Landre likes to undertake so he had the idea of setting up an exchange platform for professionals. This is to facilitate the barter of goods and services. The Biz'Adom.com site has been in place for several months.
On the Biz’Adom.com website we tell you right away that you will be able to exchange goods and services without hassle. To do this, you must be a company which, rather than withdrawing cash, makes an exchange that suits both parties.
As Charles Landre, the designer of this network, specifies: “It’s about avoiding going out of cash and giving yourself a chance… The idea is to help small businesses by offering them solutions that cost less while allowing them to make themselves known among themselves and to form a network…”.
Bartering between companies is a very widespread practice in Anglo-Saxon countries and which is starting to spread in France. Charles Landre hopes to succeed in developing the concept in Guyana and the Antilles: “It is quite simply the principle of a win-win partnership which is not new legally and which could perfectly suit small local businesses. »
Canvassing carried out in this direction opens up interesting prospects according to the creator of the exchange platform.
Interested entrepreneurs are registering for free for the moment, the initiators of Biz'ADom want to ensure a sufficient number of registrants so that everyone can find something for themselves. Barters will truly begin in January 2025: “We already have several members who have not yet posted announcements and we are continuing our canvassing in Guyana as in other territories. »
This principle of barter makes it possible to move faster and overcome the pitfall of immediate cash resources which very small entrepreneurs often lack. Charles Landre matured his project over 4 years and is convinced that the network operation of Biz'ADom, barter between professionals, develops mutual aid and solidarity and thus allows entrepreneurs to go further and faster in development of their activities.
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