BznsBuilder, Egypt’s premier 360 Business Relation Management platform (BRM), has expanded its footprint into the Asian market by partnering with Indonesia Prima to launch the platform in Indonesia.

“BznsBuilder is on a mission to empower entrepreneurs, students, and organisations globally with reliable, efficient and cost-effective 360 business relationship management solutions to grow their business,” Riham Abu Elinin, founder of BznsBuilder said. 

Here Is What You Need To Know

• BznsBuilder is a flagship platform that prides itself on being a virtual co-founder for startups, delivering step-by-step instructions on how to create flawless business plans. The software generates financial reports and visualizations automatically, eliminating the requirement for a strong financial background. Founders may also create pitch decks and one-page blueprints, which they can then export and share with investors. 

• Indonesia Prima is a startup accelerator that helps Indonesian and Asian entrepreneurs establish and scale their businesses.

• BznsBuilder’s launch into Indonesia is the first in a series of planned expansions into Asia, which is home to 200 global unicorns, providing BznsBuilder’s 360-degree experience to help local entrepreneurs establish their businesses. The expansion to Indonesia came after the local ecosystem exploded, with entrepreneurs funding more than 1.9 billion dollars in Q3 2020.

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“Entrepreneurs should create a better future with better mindsets as well as skill sets. BznsBuilder will help them with practical thinking to have better understanding of their business to grow, to achieve their maximum success. I am delighted to have this opportunity of working in partnership with BznsBuilder to expand in Asia, because we all are part of the global entrepreneurship ecosystem and must support each other,” Diah Yusuf founder of Indonesia Prima said.

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