Council Sets up in Fiji
For Immediate Release, Suva, Fiji Islands, October 6, 2020: The outsourcing sector was greatly impacted by COVID-19 as global lockdown made thousands of call centre staff unavailable, …
In the News about Launching of the BPO Council of Fiji
The success of the launch was featured in the following outlets: Ministry of Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport (Facebook Page) “Your accomplishment extends way beyond as a …
Speech by H.E. John Feakes Australian High Commissioner to Fiji
Putting Fiji on Outsourcing Destination Map – High Commissioner Feakes Australia remains committed to working with Fiji to find effective ways of dealing with the impacts of …
Speech by Ms. Carol Watkins BPO Council of Fiji President
Fiji positions itself as Outsourcing Destination – Ms. Carol Watkins The BPO Council Fiji is determined to create awareness about the Fiji brand as the preferred Outsourcing …
Speech by Hon. Faiyaz Siddiq Koya Minister for Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport
We can be the Pacific’s Outsourcing Hub, says Minister Koya As we celebrate the launch of the BPO Council of Fiji, we mark a new era in …
Flexible and Friendly: Fiji’s Outsourcing Advantage
While tourists have long appreciated Fiji as a premium holiday destination, an increasing number of Australian and New Zealand, and global companies have been discovering the unique …
Launch of Business Process Outsourcing Council of Fiji
WHAT: Launch of the Business Process Outsourcing Council of Fiji WHEN: Thursday 10 September 2020 WHERE: Grand Pacific Hotel, Suva TIME: 1:30pm arrival for 2pm start WHO: …
Fiji in Top Spot for BPO Market
Fiji is well-positioned to gain from the business process outsourcing (BPO) market especially during a time as presented by COVID-19, says Lyndhurst Pte Ltd’s chief financial officer …
Market Development Facility
MDF #Fiji is proud to announce its new partnership with the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) Council of Fiji. Fiji is well-placed to serve the growing demand for global outsourcing …
Connectivity can Create Islands of Opportunity
In 2013 Mauritius saw its online industries contribute seven percent of GDP and hire 18,000 employees. Pacific Island governments can replicate that success, writes Natasha Beschorner. Pacific …