utual Business School in Mutual Park on the 1st June 2010. The workshop is aimed at addressing entrepreneurial issues affecting youth in business. The event will bring focus on the empowerment and development of youth in the Western Cape townships. Financial literacy is said to be the biggest challenge in South Africa’s rural and disadvantaged areas and research has revealed that most of the black owned companies don’t make it past their first two years as owners lack experience in raising funds for their businesses so the event will also look at ways at which youth can raise funds for their business and empower each other in terms of infra-purchasing. Mr Mcetywa explained more. For further information, please contact the provincial office on (021) 425 8416 alternatively check www.sabef.co.za
Thursday, May 27, 2010
SABEF to host a 3rd Annual Business Leadership Club
We heard from Aubrey Mcetywa - Western Cape South African Black Entrepreneurs Forum Director. SABEF will host a 3rd Annual Business Leadership Club at Old Mutual Business School in Mutual Park on the 1st June 2010. The workshop is aimed at addressing entrepreneurial issues affecting youth in business. The event will bring focus on the empowerment and development of youth in the Western Cape townships. Financial literacy is said to be the biggest challenge in South Africa’s rural and disadvantaged areas and research has revealed that most of the black owned companies don’t make it past their first two years as owners lack experience in raising funds for their businesses so the event will also look at ways at which youth can raise funds for their business and empower each other in terms of infra-purchasing. Mr Mcetywa explained more. For further information, please contact the provincial office on (021) 425 8416 alternatively check www.sabef.co.za
utual Business School in Mutual Park on the 1st June 2010. The workshop is aimed at addressing entrepreneurial issues affecting youth in business. The event will bring focus on the empowerment and development of youth in the Western Cape townships. Financial literacy is said to be the biggest challenge in South Africa’s rural and disadvantaged areas and research has revealed that most of the black owned companies don’t make it past their first two years as owners lack experience in raising funds for their businesses so the event will also look at ways at which youth can raise funds for their business and empower each other in terms of infra-purchasing. Mr Mcetywa explained more. For further information, please contact the provincial office on (021) 425 8416 alternatively check www.sabef.co.za
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