Businesswomen engage in empowering conversation with young people in Mbombela

Attendee engagement was impressive, with thoughtful questions that sparked meaningful conversations.

As part of its commitment to empowering future leaders, the South African Council of Business Women (SACBW) Nelspruit hosted a Youth Day event at the Botanical Garden Restaurant on Thursday, June 12.

The gathering featured an interactive panel where young people engaged with successful businesswomen on topics such as careers, finance, marketing, technology and mentorship. Guests also learnt about bursary opportunities.

The panel included Andiswa Mapuko, Angelique Hefer, Cecilia Kaufman, Chriské Schwirzer, Estelle Roe, Sardela Matsane, Tracy-Erin Duggan and Tracy Wicks.

Karen Zolyomi Botha and Jo-Anne Wyndham.

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Duggan of SACBW Nelspruit described the event as a tremendous success, full of energy, insight and inspiration.

Thobeka Moyane, Chichi Sunday, Grace Mahlangu and Prudence Ndlovu.

“It was a privilege to engage with such passionate and driven young minds. Our panel shared valuable information aimed at empowering the next generation,” she said.

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She added that attendee engagement was impressive, with thoughtful questions that sparked meaningful conversations. “I look forward to seeing these bright young leaders grow and make their mark.”

Samantha van der Merwe, Georgia Dolezal and Rachel Guthrie.

SACBW Nelspruit hosts monthly networking breakfasts. Those interested in attending the next session can email nelspruit@sacbw.org.

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Bridget Mpande

Bridget Mpande is the editor assistant for Mpumalanga News and Lowvelder Express. She joined Lowveld Media in 2014 and covers several beats in the newsroom. She is a mentor and believes there is no community newspaper without the community.
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