GEORGE BUSINESS NEWS - It is important to offer skills which are needed in our economy. So said CEO Luvuyo Ngubelanga during his welcoming speech as host of the George Business Chamber networking evening at South Cape College.

He added that learners should be equipped with the appropriate skills that will contribute to the improvement of business and the economy.

Dr Rajesh Maharaj, deputy CEO of South Cape College, spoke about the CIBE Forum (Community, Industry, Business and Education) and invited the business owners and representatives to attend the official launch of the South Cape FET College’s Forum which is to be held on Thursday, 13 October.

The Business Chamber also welcomed the following new members who provided the existing members with a 60-second overview of their businesses: Training Answers - Hermien du Plessis; Momentum - Jackie Steyn; RSA Treasury - Neal Anderson and Royal Limousine Services - Ruweidah Clarke.

This month’s Service Excellence Award was sponsored by the George Herald and was presented to Daleen Thomson of Elliott International.

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Bevy of beauties: Juanita Eksteen, Heidi Olivier, Lo-An-Nel Breytenbach, Julinda Flemming and Liesl Hartman of George Herald. Photos: Billy Brits.