OCBC webinar series to benefit 3,000 SMEs by year-end
More than 30 webinars have been held since the series, dubbed the OCBC Virtual SME Campus, began in April
Janice Heng
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BY the end of 2020, some 6,500 employees from more than 3,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are expected to have attended sessions of OCBC's webinar series, created during the "circuit-breaker" to equip firms with relevant digital skills for the pandemic.
The webinar series, dubbed the OCBC Virtual SME Campus, began in April. More than 30 webinars have been held so far, attended by over 5,000 employees from more than 2,500 SMEs, said OCBC.
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