‘A Pink Affair' marks SA Council for Business Women's launch
According to the West Rand branch leader, Dr Lurine van Zyl, the establishment of the West Rand branch has played a pivotal role in strengthening the organisation's position as one of the most proactive and preferred network marketing platforms in South Africa.
'This strategic expansion has notably contributed to broadening our national footprint, empowering women entrepreneurs across the country. By establishing a strong presence in the West Rand, we continue to foster growth, collaboration, and opportunities for women to thrive in the entrepreneurial space,' Lurine said.
The morning was filled with energy, inspiration and purpose as members and guests gathered to witness the official founding.
The launch featured a line-up of speakers who each brought valuable insights to the occasion.
Hanlie Delport, Honorary Life Member of SACBW, opened the event with a message of encouragement, emphasising the organisation's commitment to empowering women in business throughout South Africa.
Lurine also shared her goals for building a strong and collaborative local network, as well as her vision for the impact she hopes the branch will have in the region.
Guest speaker Jacqui Shawe then delivered an engaging talk on the role of fashion in everyday life, linking personal style to identity, confidence, and how it can serve as a tool to align with one's professional and personal goals.
Cheyna Ross, one of their Gauteng Regional Business Leaders, chaired the formalities of the meeting and addressed attendees on the operational dynamics of managing a successful SACBW branch. She then declared the branch officially established.
More fantastic news was shared, such as the SACBW Gauteng Summit on August 20, which promises to be an inspiring event with over 100 women in business coming together. Don't miss out, secure your tickets now on the SACBW website and be part of this empowering gathering, www.sacbw.org or send an email to [email protected].
Lastly, are you seeking a supportive community where empowerment, friendship, and growth flourish? They invite you to become part of the sisterhood, a space dedicated to uplifting each other and making a positive impact.
'Together, we can also support you in establishing a thriving branch in your area if you're not near one of our existing locations. Starting your own sisterhood branch is an empowering journey filled with opportunities to connect, inspire, and lead.'
For more information, send an email to [email protected].
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