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
Continue reading →The goal of the National Animal Health Forum is public private partnerships to improve veterinary services and the compliance with animal health standards.
Continue reading →DEFSA is the Design Education Forum of Southern Africa. The non-profit organisation provides a platform for academics in the design education sector to engage in research, best practice and networking through various mechanisms including a biennial conference, workshops and an interactive website that hosts peer reviewed and published research papers. Our members span a range of creative disciplines including architecture and interior design, photography, film, multimedia, industrial product design, ceramics, graphic design, clothing, textile and jewellery design, and software UX.
Continue reading →The BMF is a non-political, non-racial and non-sexist organisation, focusing on the development of managerial leadership and the creation of managerial structures that are reflective of the demographics and values of the broader South African society.
Continue reading →The National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF) is a broadly representative umbrella stakeholder body for organisations with an interest in science, engineering, technology (SET) and innovation.
The NSTF is the largest, most longstanding and most representative stakeholder body of its kind. It represents more than 100 organisations, councils and institutions. It spans both the private and public sectors.
The WCSASEDF objective is to lobby Government raise these injustices for Small Business to become successful, create growth creating sustainable jobs and businesses. To help start-up businesses with mentorship without claiming “commission fees” that can be used for business growth as Small Business are key to in terms of Economy Stimulation.
Continue reading →To promote and improve women-owned businesses while building relationships with other like-minded women.
Continue reading →KDF is an apolitical forum which was formed around 1995 by the community of Khayelitsha with the intention to help regulate and manage the interests and concerns of the community as a whole.
Continue reading →The Gordon’s Bay Business Forum (GBBF) is open to all businesses in Gordon’s Bay and was founded in Gordon’s Bay through the initiative of Peter Venter and Danie Miller who was elected as Chairman. We currently have around 75 members which consist of a variety of businesses in the Gordon’s Bay area. See our membership list for contacts and the variety of expertise that is available locally and support local.
”If we all make a concerted effort to support our local entrepreneurs it will directly uplift and benefit our geographical area. ‘Support Local’ and Gordon’s Bay and its people will reap the rewards. It is my vision for all local Business Owner’s to make an active effort to support each other’s businesses. This is the way forward for us to grow our businesses with success!” Danie Miller
Continue reading →Khayelitsha Business Forum (KBF) was started in 1999 as a body to represent the interest of the Khayelitsha Business Community. The KBF initiative has been working under the auspices of the Khayelitsha Development Forum (KDF)
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