Exempted Micro Enterprises do not have to sell out move up the BBBEE ladder

Exempted Micro Enterprises do not have to sell out move up the BBBEE ladder Submission Details

Author: Vickie Slabbert from Echo Square PR.
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Issued on behalf of Gestalt Growth Strategies by Echo Square PR. For more information please call Vickie Slabbert on 082 411 7602 or e-mail vickie@echosquare.co.za

About Gestalt Growth Strategies

Gestalt Growth Strategies is a trusted business strategy and Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) consultancy.  Established in 1998, Gestalt uses original and proven business transformation models to help companies unlock business growth and shareholder value through B-BBEE.

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