The value of a plate of food to build confident kids

The value of a plate of food to build confident kids Submission Details

Author: Keneiloe Serongoane from Plato Communications.
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Thabisa Mkhwanazi, Public Affairs Director, KFC Thabisa holds a BCom (Hons.) in marketing from the University of Natal and has gained extensive experience working with big brands at Unilever, Marico and now YUM! She joined YUM! on the KFC brand in 2012 and was promoted to Marketing Director for KFC in 2015. Thabisa was South Africa’s most awarded marketer in 2016. She has taken on the Public Affairs role and remains passionate about Add Hope, the remarkable CSI initiative that falls within her portfolio.

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