We are joined by the president of the Black Business Council, Sandile Zungu to discuss the ins-and-outs of keeping small businesses afloat in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are joined by the president of the Black Business Council, Sandile Zungu to discuss the ins-and-outs of keeping small businesses afloat in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With survival hanging in the balance for many SMEs and months of disruption ahead, business owners will need to draw on all their entrepreneurial nous to stay afloat.
We were joined by the Deputy-Chair of the Presidential Commission on the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Vice-Chancellor of UJ, Prof. Tshilidzi Marwala, for an insightful conversation about the role of technology, learning and innovation on South Africa’s society.
We were joined by businessman cum Social Entrepreneur and Founder of Future Nation Schools, Sizwe Nxasana, to unpack the effects of the global Coronavirus pandemic on our society and education system.
We were delighted to host actor and screenwriter, Mpho Osei Tutu, and South Africa’s First Lady of Comedy, Tumi Morake, for a fun and engaging evening!
What are some the real practical mechanics that we can use to manage how we deal with Black Tax? How do you make it sustainable? How do we create progress?
Meet some of our client community members! Georgina Armstrong, Lazarus Kaseke and Kgethego Chiloane discuss their journies as LifeCheq clients with LifeCheq CEO, Abu Addae.
Co-Founder and Managing Director of Perpetu8, S’onqoba Vuba, joined us for an insightful evening as we delved into how technology and innovation can improve our society and day-to-day living experiences in a time of rapid technological change!
Named one of the “Inspiring Fifty Women in STEM”, Lebo Mokgabudi’s passion for building an inclusive digital economy in emerging markets through digital financial services has led her to acquire extensive experience in building technology solutions for multinationals across worldwide emerging markets.
Starting a side hustle can be a fun way to make extra cash and do something engaging to keep you on your toes. But not everyone has an idea at the ready to turn into cold hard money.
I’ve met a lot of business owners and entrepreneurs who knew absolutely nothing about business when they started. These are often my favourite kinds of entrepreneurs to meet. They have a hunger for knowledge and an itch in the world that they absolutely had to scratch.
In the past, building product meant sitting with your team (or alone) in a remote place that none of your customers would ever visit until the product was perfect. When the founders believed that perfection had been acquired they would release the product into the wild and wait for the money to roll in. Or not roll in.
Having an idea is not even close to the first step when starting a business. The idea is the seed that germinates the roots that start to grow your business… maybe.