SABRI

One of the scourge that strikes our country is unemployment. In fact, unemployment increased by 0.5% per year and 6.1 million of people are without jobs according to Statistics. We have 2.9 million of people who were discouraged, job seekers and another 12.6 million of people who are not economically active.

To find a way out from this situation, entrepreneurship might be the key. People want to become entrepreneur or just to create Small and Medium Enterprise but they face challenges.

One of the main challenges is the lack of knowledge. New comers in the field of business don't know where to go , where to start, how to do it, who to speak to, which kind of business to do...
Another big challenge is competition. Out there, competition is fierce. How can you differ from others when the idea of business is the same?

In the midst of all those challenges, you have a big brother, someone you can lean on: SABRI. South African Resources Institute (SABRI) is a non-profit company that specializes in the facilitation of business resources that are required to establish, growth and increase the sustainability of small-medium enterprises and non-governmental organizations. SABRI provides a holistic service ranging from compliance and marketing support to strategic interventions.

We received Melanie who is the new CEO of SABRI

Many businesses fail just the first year so SABRI offers young entrepreneurs a platform to grow, a solid mentorship to help you reach sustainability. From the foundation of business, dreams and ideas to the full materialization of your project, literally, you don't walk alone said Melanie.

On the 30th March, 2019 SABRI hosts a Networking Opportunity opened to every one who has a dream of becoming a entrepreneur.


For more information contact:
Web: www.sabri.co.za
Tel: 021 391 0752

                                   
                                        By: Panphil Tshisumpa

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