Time to reboot your retail business


(From left) Phua, Tan, HQC Commerce Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Datuk Khairul Shahril Hamzah, RHB Bank Bhd SME business development head Keith Choo, Fusionex business development senior manager Khatherine Lim, Pernas chief business officer Jamil Busrah, Shopline general manager Selina Wong, UT Robotics marketing manager Irene Phung, Z City operations manager Clarence Lim, MRCA immediate past president Shirley Tay, MIRF 2022 advisor Datuk Liew Bin and MRCA secretary-general Stan Singh at MIRF 2022’s the press conference.

THE fifth edition of the Malaysia International Retail and Franchise Exhibition (MIRF) will be held from July 14 to 16 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.

Themed “Reboot: Retail and Franchise”, MIRF 2022 serves as a growth platform for retail and franchise businesses to not only expand in terms of revenue but also reshape and recultive new business models and innovation strategies after the pandemic period.

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