Date: 13 October 2021 (Wednesday)
Time: 1:00 – 2:30 PM
Platform: Zoom
Join us for a FREE in-depth virtual class on “How to Transition Digitally”
Learn how three entrepreneurs transitioned their business to digital platforms in the face of this pandemic, and how it challenged them to think of solutions outside the box.
Meet our speakers for our upcoming workshop “How To Transition Digitally” – 3 different people with 3 inspiring stories that will encourage you to think about how the current economic climate can work for you and your business.
Meet our Panel of Speakers:
Adelene Tutu
Adelene Tutu is a mother of three and the Founder and Director of Get Lean Fiji, a boutique fitness provider offering a range of curated high-intensity workouts and meal plans. Established in 2017 in Adelene’s backyard, Get Lean Fiji now offers face to face classes on two levels at the Get Lean HIIT Lab, in Suva, as well as live and pre-recorded workouts at the Get Lean Virtual Trainer on Instagram which has had over 700 paid subscriptions since April 2021.
Adelene was an inaugural recipient of the Fiji Government’s Young Entrepreneur Scheme in 2018 and in 2019 was recognised as one of the 30 under 30:The Faces of Fiji’s Future. She is also the host of Move Fiji on FBC TV.
Apakuki Nalawa
Apakuki Nalawa also known as “Kuki” is a musician, singer, songwriter and music producer with close to 10 years of experience in the industry. He hails from Drauniivi village in Ra, is happily married to Fine Nalawa and together they have two sons, Levi and Ratu Kaliova.
Ana Johanah Bovoro
Ana Johanah Bovoro is the owner of Helpmate Fiji, who had the idea of starting an errand business years ago when she was in-between work as a film crew contractor. In 2020, the film industry was affected by the pandemic and so was her livelihood. After a few months of putting together a business plan, she launched Helpmate Fiji on Facebook, in June 2020. A year after starting her business in Nadi, she decided to branch out and offer the same services in Suva, and has not looked back.
