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Thrive and Style event combines wealth-building and personal branding

Professionals gathered at Reading Country Club on October 15 for expert insights on investment planning, personal styling and building a confident professional image.

Professionals from different businesses gathered at Reading Country Club on October 15 for the Thrive and Style event, with the programme starting at 10:00.

The event featured speakers who shared practical insights on building wealth, improving professional presentation and making informed financial decisions as individuals and businesses prepare for the future.

 Gawie van der Walt of G&S Wealth Consultants delivers his presentation during the Thrive and Style event. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

Event organiser Christel Roslee-Venter, a story creator, brand builder, business coach and podcaster, opened the programme with a talk on the psychology of style and the importance of personal branding.

A business personnel attends Thrive and Style event at Reading Country Club. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

She encouraged attendees to be intentional about how they present themselves, emphasising that personal style influences not only how others perceive them but also how they feel about themselves.

Christel Roslee-Venter of addVentures Communication & addShine. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

Her message was that every day presents an opportunity to shape one’s future through the choices one makes.

Nompumelelo Modisenyana and Likengkeng Morimoholo. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

Tebogo Moopa, a portfolio manager at Glacier Invest, gave an overview of global and South African investment markets. He highlighted the importance of preparing for financial uncertainty and discussed the value of investment expertise and negotiating competitive fees.

Chantel van Rooyen and Rentia Human. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

Gawie van der Walt of G&S Wealth Consultants also shared insights on building and preserving wealth, while Douw Steyn of Fedgroup discussed investment choices aimed at providing long-term financial stability.

Attendees pose for a picture. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

The programme also focused on professional styling and workplace presentation.

Janine Starkey, founder of Tweak & Style, spoke about dressing for one’s body shape, making confident clothing choices and creating a positive first impression.

Tebogo Moopa, a portfolio manager at Glacier Invest. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

She encouraged attendees to choose styles that suited them rather than simply following fashion trends.

Clarissa Geldenhuys and Jan-Nita Wilken. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

Rentia Human of addShine Office Wear, Workwear & Gifts discussed corporate capsule wardrobes as a practical way for businesses to save time and money while maintaining a professional appearance.

Clarissa Geldenhuys and Jan-Nita Wilken. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

The event also included a makeup demonstration and grooming advice presented by Natassia Naidoo of Face It Make Up and SIR Grooming.

Zamashwabade Xaba and Reinette Sefoka. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

Attendees had opportunities to network, take professional photographs and access vouchers for services such as financial planning consultations, will drafting and capsule wardrobe planning.

Business professionals from different backgrounds gather for the Thrive and Style event. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

Through its combination of financial guidance, personal styling and professional development, the Thrive and Style event encouraged attendees to invest in themselves, strengthen their personal brands and plan for the future.

 Mosa Moledi. Photo: Azusakhe Limba
Janine Starkey, founder of Tweak & Style. Photo: Azusakhe Limba
Elsa Botha and Mariana Frewen. Photo: Azusakhe Limba
Dorette Kruger and Jaco Coetzee. Photo: Azusakhe Limba
Johan Steyn and John Lowth. Photo: Azusakhe Limba
Douw Steyn and Tim Alleman. Photo: Azusakhe Limba

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