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Local businesswomen gather at networking session to plan for 2022

The members of SACBW Nelspruit support one another's businesses as much as possible to help them grow.

Some local businesswomen came together to plan for 2022 during the first South African Council for Businesswomen (SACBW) Nelspruit networking session. This monthly event was held at Southern Sun Emnotweni on Thursday February 10.

The members of SACBW Nelspruit support one another’s businesses as much as possible to help them grow.

Nicollette Coetzee, Debbie Visser and Helen Slabbert.

Tracy-Erin Duggan of the council said it was a networking session where like-minded businesswomen shared their visions. “We were making business plans for the year and mapping out our dreams by creating a vision board to help us reach our goals. We have to set goals for the year.”

Jeanne Boyce, Nicky McArthur, (back), Jacomëy Preddy, Landi Bezuidenhout and Nicola Bales.

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Estelle Roe from the organisation gave a presentation on steps to follow when creating a vision board. “The first step is to plan out your board. Take some time to carefully consider the message you want your board to convey and how you want your vision board to look.

Dolly Mbuyane, Tracy-Erin Duggan, Carol Nake and Estelle Roe.

“When creating such a board, you should know the true wishes and desires you want to reflect on your vision board. It can be your values, career and business goals, family life and/or love life, finances, health, bucket list and many more. Remember to note your answers before you begin selecting your images.”

Isaura Cardoso Pretorius and Tersia Marshall.

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After the presentations they enjoyed a breakfast while networking.

Their next event will held on March 10. For more information, contact SACBW at nelspruit@sacbw.org.

Phillis Phiri, Blessing Sunday, Patience Musafiri and Karen Zolyomi.
Heilet Eloff, Louise Cloete and Jessica Prim.

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