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Entrepreneurs positively react to Courts Business Solutions’ offerings

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August 26, 2023
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ULANDER LEITCH (BUSINESS SOLUTIONS MANAGER)

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The recently launched Courts Business Solutions (CBS) initiative is generating significant interest among entrepreneurs of varying sectors who have been visiting the CBS booth at the 2023 International Building Expo at the Guyana National Stadium (Providence).

Courts, in a release, said since the launch Thursday evening, dozens of business owners have positively responded to the initiative, and during discussions they highlighted the great need for financing solutions for members of the corporate community.

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Ulander Leitch, Manager of Courts Business Solutions said, “The business community’s response during the international building expo has been overwhelmingly positive, showing genuine interest in our offerings and engaging in meaningful conversations that could lead to viable opportunities and collaborations. We implore other like-minded entrepreneurs to visit us to cash in on what we have to offer, especially to take advantage of our expo offer where businesses can pre-order commercial equipment during Building Expo and get up to 15% off their order.”

She added that so far, hoteliers, restaurateurs, and operators of Airbnb are the main groups showing keen interest in the CBS offerings.

The CBS initiative provides its customers with a complete purchasing solution from product selection to procurement.  And, through Courts Ready Finance, CBS is providing its customers with a one-stop-shop suite of solutions to help secure their product purchases.  Irrespective of the size of the business, CBS solutions are designed to assist with driving growth and business innovation.

Also, through leveraging Unicomer’s vast network of suppliers and significant buying power, CBS not only ensures that the equipment and furnishings provided are wide ranging and of high-quality, but also provides after sales support. With the launch of CBS, the company is further introducing and providing sole distributorship for luxury brands like Electrolux Commercial.

By launching CBS, Unicomer aims to foster a thriving business ecosystem that drives employment, innovation, and economic prosperity. Interested corporate entities and entrepreneurs are encouraged to make an appointment with CBS today via cbs_supportgy@unicomer.com or 701-6316.

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