“We aim to guide change by way of reigniting and reinspiring Lowveld businesses,” says Linda Grimbeek, KLCBT CEO.
“We expect entrepreneurs, business owners, corporate leaders and anyone passionate about driving growth in the Lowveld region to attend. To drive the big change in the Lowveld, we need a change of mindset, a change of what motivates us and a change in the methods we deploy in building our strategies.”
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The event is set to take place on 21 and 22 May. The evening of 21 May will also mark the inauguration dinner of the next KLCBT president taking over the reins from Prof David Mabunda who served in this capacity for the past term.
The chamber has already registered five high-powered speakers that will be introduced during the course of the next few days. A total of 14 speakers will take to the podium to guide business owners and managers through the uncertainties of the months and years ahead.
“We firmly believe there are also multiple opportunities hidden in plain sight, and none greater than the potential of the Lowveld region,” Grimbeek says.
Using the conference as a platform, the chamber will also allow 20 exhibitors as well as many very interesting ice-breaking opportunities. This is certainly a mega-networking opportunity not to be missed.
To book a speaking slot, exhibition space, ice-breaker opportunity or to book your seat or table to attend, visit the KLCBT website.
