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Nine In 10 Businesses Embraces Social Sustainability But More Can Be Done to Deliver Impact

The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) today unveiled the findings of its inaugural Social Sustainability and Corporate Volunteering studies that show an overwhelming majority of Singapore businesses see social sustainability as essential to long-term success, with nine in 10 large companies and eight in ten SMEs recognising its role in shaping business value. Unveiled at a launch event attended by over 120 business leaders, sustainability professionals, and policymakers, the findings signal growing momentum behind corporate volunteering and call for stronger ecosystem support to help companies scale their social impact. 

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Singapore and Thailand strengthened green trade and business investment relations at Singapore Regional Business Forum in Bangkok

The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) successfully convened the 9th edition of the Singapore Regional Business Forum (SRBF), held in Bangkok, Thailand, for the first time. Organised in celebration of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Thailand, the Forum welcomed 450 participants from 25 economies. It also brought together senior policymakers, business leaders, investors, and industry associations to discuss Asia’s growth and integration under the theme “Business Resilience in Asia: Thriving Amid Global Uncertainty and Trade Shifts”. As global uncertainties continue to shape the economic landscape, the importance of regional collaboration has never been more critical. By fostering deeper cross-sector collaboration, the Forum aims to navigate the structural shifts in the global economy and build long-term business resilience.

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New Initiatives to Help Employers Adopt Skills-First Practices and Build Workforce Resilience

The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and National Centre of Excellence for Workplace Learning at Singapore Polytechnic (NACE@SP), held the SkillsFuture Human Capital Conference today. Graced by Dr Janil Puthucheary, Senior Minister of State (SMS) for the Ministry of Education, this event marked the culmination of the six-week SkillsFuture Festival that commenced on 7 July 2025.

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Singapore Business Federation Deepens Support for Businesses Eyeing Latin America with Second LATAM Conference

The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) today convened the second edition of the LATAM Conference, drawing more than 180 government officials, business leaders, and industry stakeholders from Singapore and Latin America. Building on the success of its inaugural edition in 2024, this year’s LATAM Conference – themed ‘Destino LATAM: First Foray to Fortune’ – highlighted regional opportunities, examined strategies to capitalise on new developments and free trade agreements, and explored how businesses can operate effectively in key Latin American economies. Organised by SBF, the event offered practical insights, expert guidance, and networking opportunities to support market entry and growth across key economies including Brazil and Mexico. Minister of State for Trade and Industry, and National Development Alvin Tan graced the event as Guest-of-Honour.

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Singapore Regional Business Forum® 2025 to Convene in Bangkok: Navigating Global Shifts with Innovation and Resilience

With the theme “Business Resilience in Asia: Advancing Regional Business Growth Amid Global Uncertainty”, this year's Forum will offer a high-level dialogue with government leaders, breakout sessions on key thematic areas, and business matching and networking sessions.

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Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce (SERT) Announces Targeted Measures to Support Businesses and Workers

The Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce (SERT) provided an update on the progress of its work today. Since its launch in April 2025, SERT has been actively monitoring and assessing the evolving global trade landscape, engaging with businesses and workers, and preparing for potential next steps.

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