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🌟 Transforming Through B-BBEE 🌟 Empowerment comes in 6 powerful components that shape a brighter economic future. At BEE Online, we're committed to driving change and growth in South Africa through Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE). 💼 Ownership: Equitable stakes for black entrepreneurs. #EquityMatters 🤝 Management and Control: Diverse leadership, diverse impact. #DiversityAtTheTop 📚 Skills Development: Unlock potential through learning. #EmpowerThroughEducation 🏢 Enterprise & Supplier Dev.: Boosting black businesses, fostering collaboration. #EconomicInclusion 🤲 Socio Economic Dev.: Uplifting communities, making a positive difference. #SocialImpact 🚀 BEE Online & Services: We're your B-BBEE partner for Verification, Advisory, and Training Services. Together, we transform. Start Today: sales@beeonline.co.za Join us in this journey of empowerment and growth. Learn more at https://buff.ly/3sccdIB. 💪🌍 #BEEOnline #EmpowermentMatters #EconomicTransformation #BEEExcellence 🌟🔍 #StrategicAlignment 🚀💼 #BBBEECompliance 📋📈 #EmpowermentJourney 🚀🌟 #UnlockingOpportunities 🌐🚀 #BusinessSuccess 🏆💼 #LeadershipInsights 📚🔍 #MasteryInAction 🚀🔝 #NavigateTheCodes 🗺️📋 #EmpowermentExcellence 🌟💪 #StrategicDecisions 🚀🔍 #EquippedForSuccess 🌟🏆 #EmbarkWithUs 🚀🌐 #EmpowermentUnleashed 🌟🌍 #BEEInsights 🚀📈 #BusinessGrowthStrategies 📊🚀 #BEEAchievement 🌟💼 #ExceedingExpectations 🚀🏆 #BEEOnlinePioneers 🌟🔝 #EmpowermentBeyondBounds 🚀🌟 #EmpoweringProgress 🌟📊 #MasterTheCodes 📋🚀 #DrivingBusinessSuccess 🌟💪 #EmpoweringBusinessLeaders 🚀💼 #BEEPartner 🤝🔍 #YourSuccessOurPriority 🌟🚀

Empowering African businesses for growth

Our Chairman Neil Pollock spoke to Slindelo Masikane eNCA journalist on the the critical importance of unlocking youth potential as a key strategy for combating unemployment in South Africa. According to Pollock, empowering young individuals with the skills, resources, and opportunities they need to succeed is not just a matter of personal development but a fundamental step toward economic revitalisation. He advocates for targeted initiatives that support entrepreneurial ventures, provide mentorship, and create pathways to employment, arguing that addressing youth unemployment requires a concerted effort to tap into the untapped talent of South Africa's younger generation. By investing in their potential, Pollock believes that we can drive sustainable economic growth, foster innovation, and ultimately create a more inclusive and prosperous society. https://lnkd.in/diUX8Xyf #YouthInBusiness, #YoungEntrepreneurs, #FutureLeaders, #StartupYouth, #BizYouth, #InnovateYouth, #YoungBusinessLeaders, #EntrepreneurshipForYouth, #NextGenLeaders, and #YouthEmpowerment

I have been invited to share on "Empowering African Businesses for the USA market" today on ig @officialarole. For everyone looking to start a business or expand to the USA, this session is for you. it promises to be enlightening and educative. join the conversation. Yewande Adeola Adekoya CEO, Ruackel LLC #globalmission #globalbusiness #SME #value #impact #Africanbusinesses

IFC SHE WINS AFRICA PROGRAM FOR AFRICAN ENTREPRENEURS (2023) IFC She Wins Africa Program for African Entrepreneurs 2023 She Wins Africa is a program designed to assist women entrepreneurs across sub–Saharan Africa by offering training, mentorship, and networking opportunities that will help their startups succeed. African women have the highest rate of entrepreneurial activity in the world at an estimated 24% and are more… https://lnkd.in/d4kPRxGA

Why is it important for us to attend global events? Tammy Charles, our Director of Corporate Relations, said it perfectly. "We live in a global world and Black businesses are apart of the global economy. Losing sight of this means missing out on the realities and necessities of being connected on a global scale. Closing the racial gap also entails preparing our ecosystem builders and entrepreneurs for the global landscape. Business partners and customers exist beyond our borders, and we must build bridges between our ecosystems to facilitate these international business transactions." This is why we do the work we do at BIA! https://lnkd.in/eJcUUXE #GEC2023 #BlackInnovationAlliance #GlobalEntrepreneurship #CollaborationForImpact #DecadeofBlackInnovation #digitaleconomy #ecommerce #BlackEconomicPower #BlackInnovators

By recognizing and supporting Indigenous knowledge and traditions, we can pave the way for sustainable economic opportunities that bring tangible benefits to these communities. To further advance reconciliation through community and program supports, governments can take concrete steps to ensure meaningful engagement and support for Indigenous businesses and initiatives. One of the specific actions that governments can consider offering is Capacity Building. Offer training programs, workshops, and mentorship opportunities to enhance the skills and capabilities of Indigenous entrepreneurs. By investing in capacity building, governments can help Indigenous individuals succeed in the business world. Take action today to support Indigenous businesses and initiatives, and be a part of building a more inclusive and equitable society. Together, we can make a difference! #IndigenousProsperity #SupportCommunities #TakeAction

Doing something new can be nerve wracking. It pushes you out of your comfort zone and sows little seeds of doubt about your ability to succeed and whether it's better to just stay in your lane. But it can also be incredibly fulfilling and rewarding when you push through that fear and open yourself up to change and new opportunities. This is partly a summary of some of the themes covered by our excellent guest speaker, University of Strathclyde's Meryl Levington BA MA FRSA at today's first "Empowering Female Entrepreneurs to Lead" workshop. But it also covers how the Empowering You team have felt over the past few months as we developed this new initiative and prepared to meet our first cohort. This was a totally new community and audience for us and the questions and potential challenges seemed to be everywhere. How do we engage with them? Is the offering what the market is looking for? Will we be accepted? Will anyone even show up on the day? And the outcome? We've brought together a group of some of the most inspiring, energised and energising female founders and entrepreneurs from across Scotland and they've been an absolute pleasure to work with. We can't wait to see what the next few months holds. You're in the driving seat and your lane is wherever you choose to go. Many thanks to Scottish Enterprise and The Scottish Government for their support through the Scottish Tech Ecosystem Fund for making this initiative possible. Maria Bell, Chris Woodcock, Steve Cliff, Elspeth Coates-Gibson, Rebecca Shirley Cleary, Aleksandra Czech-Seklecka, Katie Hasselstrøm, Sheila Hogan, Elena Höge, Anastasia Iarosenco, Sarah Leigh, Kasia Maj, Olga Maksimova, Genna Jodie Masterton, Daisy McConville, Samantha Rhynas, Zoë Russell, Ceri Shaw Jackie Shields

By recognizing and supporting Indigenous knowledge and traditions, we can pave the way for sustainable economic opportunities that bring tangible benefits to these communities. To further advance reconciliation through community and program supports, governments can take concrete steps to ensure meaningful engagement and support for Indigenous businesses and initiatives. One of the specific actions that governments can consider offering is Capacity Building. Offer training programs, workshops, and mentorship opportunities to enhance the skills and capabilities of Indigenous entrepreneurs. By investing in capacity building, governments can help Indigenous individuals succeed in the business world. Take action today to support Indigenous businesses and initiatives, and be a part of building a more inclusive and equitable society. Together, we can make a difference! #IndigenousProsperity #SupportCommunities #TakeAction