四位讲者亮相POPULAR槟城书展 深度分享财务管理与女性创业心法
四位讲者亮相POPULAR槟城书展 深度分享财务管理与女性创业心法
【槟城讯】2025年5月31日(星期六),由POPULAR Bookfair主办的“Meet & Greet”系列讲座于槟城Island 88二楼活动空间圆满落幕。两场连贯登场的专题讲座,分别聚焦“新时代女性创业”与“企业财务自由”两大热门议题,吸引众多读者与创业者出席聆听,现场氛围热烈、交流不断。
📘 第一场讲座|《创业+》作者李寈凤 & 李芯亿:新时代女性也能赚得漂亮
下午3时率先登场的是《创业+》一书的两位作者李寈凤与李芯亿。讲座围绕“新时代女性也能赚得漂亮”的主题展开,两位讲者结合自身从教育跨足创业的真实经历,分享她们如何将理念转化为行动,从“这只是个点子”一步步迈向“这是一份事业”。
她们诚实地谈到创业过程中的挫折与低谷,包括外界质疑、资源限制、时间焦虑等,并指出,女性创业者在面对这些挑战时,如何善用女性的直觉与弹性,发挥自身优势。她们也强调,“管理自己”是比专业能力更基础的创业关键,包括情绪掌控、目标拆解与持续执行力。
现场观众反应踊跃,尤其许多女性听众表示获得很大鼓舞,并在会后积极参与提问与互动。
📘 第二场讲座|企业财务专题:有钱≠安心,公司财务自由的各大盲点
接着于下午4时30分登场的是“有钱≠安心:公司财务自由的各大盲点”专题讲座,邀请两位资深企业顾问黄国华与刘炳良担任分享嘉宾。
两位讲者指出,许多中小企业表面上营收稳定,但创办人依然处于“钱不够用”的焦虑状态,其根本问题往往源于企业财务架构的混乱、缺乏规划,甚至忽略传承机制。讲座内容涵盖现金流管理、信托与继承误区、企业风险分散机制等多个实际场景与案例,强调:赚钱不是目标的终点,真正的安心来自于财务制度的健全。
他们也分享了两个打造“更稳企业”的关键切入点:一是建立健康的现金流思维,二是用长远规划看待公司发展与风险管理。
讲座内容务实、分析精准,引起众多企业主共鸣。多位与会者表示,这场讲座让他们意识到“有盈利≠有安全”,未来将重新检视自己的企业结构与财务策略。
📚 讲座圆满结束,思维持续发酵
本次“Meet & Greet”活动不仅带来了两本书《创业+》与《昌明经济》的思想延伸,更为读者搭建了与实战专家直接对话的平台。POPULAR Bookfair透过本次活动实现“阅读 × 实践”的核心理念,深化书展的知识交流价值。
POPULAR表示未来将继续策划类似活动,让书本中的知识透过讲者分享、现场对谈,转化为企业与个人的实际行动力。
[Penang, 31 May] — Two dynamic “Meet & Greet” sessions held at Island 88 during the POPULAR Bookfair drew an eager crowd of readers, business owners, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Taking place on Saturday, May 31st, the back-to-back events featured four invited speakers who addressed two highly relevant themes: women’s entrepreneurship and corporate financial strategy.
📘 Session One: “Women Can Thrive Beautifully in the New Era”Featuring Edupreneur 创业+ authors Lee Qing Feng & Lee Xin Yi
The day began at 3:00 PM with authors Lee Qing Feng and Lee Xin Yi, who presented their personal journeys and reflections behind the book Edupreneur. They spoke about the pivotal moment of turning a passion into a real business and how they overcame obstacles such as societal doubt, limited resources, and emotional burnout.
The session focused on how women entrepreneurs can effectively manage not only their teams and businesses, but also themselves — mentally, emotionally, and practically. The authors emphasized that self-management is often more critical than any single business skill: planning, focus, and discipline all form the backbone of a sustainable entrepreneurial path.
Audience members, especially aspiring female founders, responded enthusiastically, with many staying after the session to continue discussions and ask questions.
📘 Session Two: “Money ≠ Peace of Mind: Blind Spots in Financial Freedom”Guest speakers: Ng Kok Wah & Low Ping Leong
At 4:30 PM, financial consultants Ng Kok Wah and Low Ping Leong delivered an eye-opening session on the common financial missteps many SMEs make. While their talk referenced topics from Ekonomi Madani, they were invited as guest experts rather than authors of the book.
They pointed out that many businesses appear profitable on paper, yet the owners still feel financially insecure. The issue, they explained, often lies in poor financial planning, lack of structure, and an absence of risk mitigation strategies.
Key discussion points included cash flow stability, misunderstandings around trust and inheritance planning, and how to ensure long-term financial health. The speakers recommended two practical starting points for business owners: (1) cultivating a strong cash flow mindset, and (2) integrating long-term financial planning into day-to-day operations.
Their insights sparked strong interest among attendees, especially those in management roles. Many shared that the session prompted them to rethink how they define “financial freedom” in business.
📚 Ideas in Action: From Book to Boardroom
These two sessions were more than just book-themed talks — they were dynamic platforms for real-world reflection. While Edupreneur and Ekonomi Madani served as thematic anchors, it was the honest, tactical conversations that left a lasting impression.
POPULAR Bookfair has signaled its continued commitment to “reading meets doing,” using books as a springboard to spark practical growth and dialogue. More sessions like these are expected in the near future to further bridge the gap between theory and practice.