SABN - ATTENTION "DURBAN"- FREE Business Seminar On Friday 24 July - Time Restricted Business Owners

One off our members is offering a Free Business Seminar in Durban entitled - Time Restricted Business Owners In the last 20 years the average persons time spent working has increased by 15% and their leisure time has decreased by 33%. So many Business Owners struggle with not having enough time in their work day which results in them working 12 hour days, 5 to 7 days a week. Why should you be the one left working overtime without any remuneration for it? Well it is time for you to make a change! This is not why you went into business for yourself! ActionCOACH would like to give Business Owners like yourself the chance to attend their FREE Business Seminar On Friday 24 July at the Royal Natal Yacht Club as this will be one of the topics that we will be covering. Mark it in your calendar now! Friday 24 July 8:30 - 11:30 am Royal Natal Yacht Club, Durban If this is seminar is not for you but you have a Business Owner in mind who would benefit from this seminar please feel free to forward our email onto them. To book your seat now, contact Marlene's assistant Lauren on 031 266 9394 or laurenfuller@actioncoach.com. Hurry up there is only a few days left. I have always said, I would only advertise something only if the company in question was a) credible and b) was giving something back to our members, apart from any philanthropic requests. I believe this fits the bill. Please remember to highlight that you are a member of the SOUTH AFRICAN BUSINESS NETWORK and you will get the discounts accordingly. In this case it is free! Yippee!!! Should you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact me. Your SOUTH AFRICAN BUSINESS NETWORK hostess. CANDY BOUWER “Networking is my Contact sport!” Sales & Marketing with the Alcocks Services Group Connect with me on: Email: candy@alcocks.co.za ; +27(0)837038238 My own cool opportunity is at this link - http://sabiznetwork.goyobsn.com Respond Now

21 July Southern Suburbs Network Event Invitation

REMINDER: BOOKINGS CLOSE TODAY! PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A MIXED NETWORK. ALL ENTREPRENEURS ARE WELCOME. Our Networking Events are specifically designed to provide you with bite-sized information that can be immediately implemented in your business. These sessions also focus on effective networking and building lasting business relationships.  We currently have 4 Chapters: Somerset West, Coastal, Southern Suburbs and Holistic Network. The Southern Suburbs and Holistic Network are mixed networks where both businessmen and women are welcome.

http://www.xtraordinarywomen.co.za/events/events-calendar?task=view_event&event_id=352

IDEAS WORKSHOPS: FREE, EXPERT ENTREPRENEURSHIP GUIDANCE

• Posted by Chani Macauley on July 13, 2015 at 17:30
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Join LaunchLab and Neil Hinrichsen for the Ideas Workshop! 

Master strategist, mentor and coach, Neil Hinrichsen will facilitate the workshops applying his Koi methodology.  He has worked with some of the top startups in the country.  Neil is also a successful entrepreneur and has co-founded and built two successful technology companies.  One was Fundamo, which was sold to Visa for $110 million.  

Coastal - Network Event

Topic: Advertising for entrepreneurs

The fundamental reason for business failure is the lack of sales which is ultimately caused by the lack of customers. Lack of customers is caused for many reasons - but let's lets for a minute walk a mile in the passionate Entrepreneur's shoes...They have a great concept, are passionate about their business, work hard and long hours trying to grow their business, they have an awesome product that could benefit someone out there, they network regularly and they have a super website that they paid a small fortune to have developed - but still they don't get the sales that they anticipated! Why? It must be immensely frustrating for them!

Nedbank and Kaya FM bring free seminars on cashflow management to small business

ISSUED BY: KAYA FM 95.9 | 8 JUL 2015 10:04

As a business owner you face many different challenges when it comes to growing your business, many people give up after realising that it is actually not that simple. According to research, 8 out of 10 entrepreneurs who start businesses fail within the first 18 months, with the primary reason that cashflow is a the main cause.

Startup Grind Cape Town Hosts Andre de Wet (PriceCheck.co.za)

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CEO of pricecheck.co.za and mobile economy junkie / pro / expert / fundi

Andre de Wet sold his first business at the tender age of 27 years old and lost everything by 28. In 2013 his mobile app was voted as top international mobile app of the year as well as MTN Business app of the year.

Andre knows mobile, as he says "I build, grow and launch new products and solutions in the m-commerce, e-commerce and mobile spaces".

Andre de Wet, currently CEO of www.pricecheck.co.za, has 25 years C-level experience in management, marketing, strategy and business development, both in developed and emerging economies. Andre's primary focus is now on the mobile economy.

Some highlights:
• Andre de Wet has raised in excess of R50 million in different series of venture and other capital
• Grew www.pricecheck.co.za in 3 yrs by more than 700% to be among the top 5 most visited e-commerce sites in SA and Africa (excluding mobile visits, which would put them at number 1)
• Mobile shopping app that was selected and voted as the best app internationally in 2013, beating 150 000+ other entrants.
• Same app also won the MTN business app of the year in SA.
• More than a million downloads of the app to date.

Voices Female Networking and Social Club in Cape Town

Meet and collaborate with extraordinary women from diverse backgrounds through this inspiring new ladies-only clique

Finally.

That’s the first word that comes to mind when I think of Voices, a new ladies-only membership club that launched in Cape Town in April 2015. For as I sit with Shelley Webb, the UK-born founder of the unique association, to get an in-depth explanation of exactly what the initiative is all about, I find myself wishing, more and more, that something like this existed a long time ago.

While there are sororities of various types sprawled across the city, Voices, as Shelley explains, differs in that its main aim is to create a space where women from any background can come together to collaborate and network not only on a business level but also on a social one. So, the society helps to foster both corporate relationships and meaningful friendships and is thus the sort of all-round supportive platform that the Mother City’s female community has craved for years.