Networking Evening: Social Entrepreneurship
We have invited 2 very dynamic guest speakers to address the challenges of:
Charz Consultancy
Every year ±R6Billion is allocated to the National Skills Fund for companies to contain their operation costs through strategic skills development. Because companies do not utilize these funds it is returned to the National Treasury each year. This presentation introduces companies to the means for them to access these funds through their existing skills development compliance framework.
The presentation will be facilitated by Flick Asvat, an internationally acclaimed social entrepreneur and strategist. Since 2000 Flick has consistently gained national and international recognition and awards for her integrated strategies to accelerate economic equity. Her unique approach was published in People Dynamics, The Government Digest, Boardroom, Landscape and Progress Magazine.
In 2004 she wrote and published, ‘Let us do this thing’, a step-by-step guide on how to speed up B-BBEE. She now helps companies accelerate their compliance and create shareholder value from B-BBEE incentives. more…
Programme
Opening and welcome
Computer Training
Social Entrepreneurship
How to tap into the Skills Development Grant
Thank you
Networking
- Claiming back training costs from Skills Development grants and taxes.
- Reducing operation costs.
- Increasing competitive advantage for preferential procurement.
- Skills Development
- Skills Levy: Mandatory & Discretionary Grants
- Workplace Skills Plan
- Skills Development Facilitator
- SAQA
- NQF
- Steps for an employer to follow when implementing the Skills Development Act, the Skills Development Levies Act and the South African Qualifications Authority Act (SAQA)
Selby Sithole — Chairman of Newcastle Chamber of Commerce and Industry John Fordyce — Branch Manager CS4A Newcastle Flick Asvat — founder Altered Attitudes Charmaine Koch — owner Charz Consultancy Greta Bosiers — owner Computer Skills for Africa
