Black Management Western Cape Honours Black Excellence

PRESS RELEASE: BLACK MANAGEMENT WESTERN CAPE HONOURS BLACK EXCELLENCE Submission Details

Author: Nonhlanhla Mokoena from Tishala Communications.
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About the Black Management Forum:

The Black Management Forum (BMF) is a non-racial, non-partisan and non-sexist organization, 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.

The BMF strives to provide its members with access to the necessary tools to develop managerial and leadership skills through workshops, conferences, and programs. We are positioned as a thought-leader by contributing to the public and producing solutions for the problems faced in South Africa. Our goal is to advocate for transformation in the social and socio-economic sphere and this includes lobbying for legislation that seeks to change the economic outlook in corporate South Africa and the broader society.

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Nonhlanhla Mokoena at Tishala Communications – 076 196 6215 nonhlanhla@tishalacommunications.com

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