The role of EXSA is to serve the exhibition and events industry in South Africa. Our core strategy is to actively grow and develop the exhibition and events industry within Southern Africa. This is achieved through promoting the unique benefits offered by exhibitions and events, and raising the profile of our members who include venues and suppliers.
Continue reading →Exporters Eastern Cape is a non-profit organisation for persons/companies involved in exporting, either directly or indirectly, or for persons/companies with an interest in exporting. The organisations mission is to encourage more local firms to prepare themselves to take on the challenge of exporting and to assist existing exporters to become more globally competitive.
Continue reading →Exotic Leather South Africa is a non-profit organisation that represents the various clusters of the domestic exotic leather industry. Exotic Leather South Africa is responsible for ensuring that the South African exotic leather industry is positioned as a research-based, sustainable and ethical source of exotic leather products according to local and international standards. Exotic Leather South Africa provides the exotic leather industry with a support structure while promoting the interests of producers and processors of exotic leather.
The organisation works in partnership with industry bodies such as the South Africa Crocodile Industry Association (SACIA) and the South African Ostrich Business Chamber (SAOBC) who represent the crocodile and ostrich industry respectively, to develop industry standards and benchmarks that can improve the development and long-term sustainability of the exotic leather industry.
Continue reading →Exstrueretur NPC is a registered Non Profit Organisation, with the aim of fighting against recidivism and helping at-risk youth with company registrations promoting independence through spirit of entrepreneurship. At EXSTRUERETUR NPC, the value in everyone is seen. They want to be a catalyst for positive change, and since their beginnings in 2000, theyve been driven by the same ideas they initially founded their Social Welfare Organization upon: support, empowerment, and progress.
Continue reading →As the association representing expanded polystyrene manufactures, raw material suppliers and equipment suppliers in South Africa, it is EPSASA’s mission to promote and grow the expanded polystyrene market.
Continue reading →The Explosives Industry Employers’ Association is an employers organisation for the explosives industry in South Africa
Continue reading →The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is comprised of members with an interest in building, flying, or restoring their own aircraft. EAA gives members an opportunity to share ideas and experiences, get help with a difficult project, or even chat with another member who has common interests. EAA is an AeroClub affiliate.
Continue reading →Established for well over 40 years, The Exporters Club assists the business community by hosting monthly functions to enable our members to be kept up to date with current events taking place within the global market place be they commercial or financial.
Continue reading →The Vision and Mission of EAPASA is to promote public interest through the improvement of the quality of environmental assessment practice in South Africa. This is undertaken by establishing, promoting, and maintaining the registration of Environmental Assessment Practitioners (EAPs) in South Africa in terms of Section 24H of the National Environmental Management Act (107 of 1998). The above has been achieved by making EAPASA a Registration Authority which ensures a regulated, consistent, and improved standard of environmental impact assessment in South Africa.
Continue reading →The Event Greening Forum (EGF) is a registered non-profit organisation that promotes sustainable event management (also known as event greening), where sustainability refers to the triple bottom line of people, planet and prosperity (or social, environmental and economic considerations).082) 8915883
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