Transform SA Magazine - Volume 18 2016

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Transform SA Magazine is an educational resource about socio economic transformation in Southern Africa. The magazine looks into various success stories of transforming businesses and government in South Africa. Topics covered by Transform SA Magazine include women in business, youth owned enterprises, entrepreneurship, small businesses, skills development, black economic empowerment, diversity, CSI and sustainability.

Fronting Seminar Canned

Authorities describe it as giving pointers on how to get away with murder

5 mins

KZN Sets the Bar For Local Government

​When they coined the phrase, ‘the best man for the job is a woman,’ they may easily have been referring to the KwaZulu-Natal Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) MEC Nomsa Dube-Ncube, who continues to achieve great results in steering the ship in the administration of local government in one of South Africa’s most dynamic provinces.

6 mins

From Receptionist to Airport Manager

How a little girl who hung onto her father’s coat tails as he went to work at an airport, rose through the ranks to become the person in charge.

4 mins

Young Corporate Banker Shares Insights

Nelisa Cata (24) is a Corporate Banking Associate at HSBC Bank plc in Johannesburg where she's a part of the bank’s relationship management team. The division manages the bank’s international subsidiaries business as well as the relationships held with domestic large corporations. Nelisa has a BCom Hons Business Finance (Economics, Corporate Finance and Investments) under her belt. Transform SA spoke to this young and promising business leader.

4 mins

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Transform SA Magazine is an educational resource about socio economic transformation in Southern Africa. The magazine looks into various success stories of transforming businesses and government in South Africa. Topics covered by Transform SA Magazine include women in business, youth owned enterprises, entrepreneurship, small businesses, skills development, black economic empowerment, diversity, CSI and sustainability.