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Are you a woman in business in KZN? Looking for networking opportunities, business support, and interaction with other business women? KZN Women in Business is the organisation for you!
Founded in 1995, KZNWIB is a non-profit organisation that offers emotional and business support to women seeking personal and business growth. From the first-time entrepreneur to the professional executive, KZNWIB provides a platform for growth through our monthly networking meetings and regular charity events.
Our monthly meetings are held in Durban on the first Thursday of every month. You are welcome to attend a maximum of two meetings as a guest (non-member), thereafter you are required to become a member. This meeting offers KZNWIB members:
- Regular networking opportunities
- Promotional gifts / offers
- Space to display your products and services
- Fundraising activities to support our chosen charity
- Presentations and workshops by guest speakers and industry partners
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The KZNWIB 2020-2021 Committee
(Left to Right): Senta Duffield, Tracy-lee Galloway, Tilanie Grote, Sue St Leger, Jacks Warner, Karen Stark, Nicci Hosking, Shelley Kreinacke, Cali Pretorius, Bianca Johnson, and Vaneshiri Pillay.
FEATURED PROFILE OF THE MONTH
Karen Le Grange
Little SAfari Books is a local series of children’s books that highlight South African creatures, big and small (from the little dung beetle to the mighty elephant! The fun, rhyming stories and colourful hand drawn images fuel a child’s imagination and helps them think out the box! Every story has a strong moral – and will entertain children and adults alike.
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WHAT ARE THE DUTIES OF EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYERS?
The rights of an employee or employer come from many sources and one of the main sources as with many other laws come from Common law. South Africa’s Common law is a mixture of Roman-Dutch law and English law. These sources have in turn been formalised by Legislation like the Basic Conditions of Employment Act,…
How to survive the Holiday Season: Separated or Divorced Families
The holiday season can cause much unnecessary conflict between separated and divorced spouses or split families. Navigating the holidays can be a very emotional time, whether it is your first or your fifteenth Christmas, sharing your time with your children. A good divorce settlement agreement or parenting plan should have clear and specific guidelines for…
The Power of Purpose
Your business is the VEHICLE through which you will fulfill your life purpose. And just like you, it has a living heart and soul, absorbing the thoughts and feelings of every person or entity that engages with it. Being out of alignment with your business makes it virtually impossible for it to reach its full…
Domestic Violence – Applying for An Urgent Interim Protection Order
Protection against domestic violence is a human right. It is founded on several human rights in the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa,1996 (the Constitution). Section 10 provides that “everyone has an inherent dignity and the right to have their dignity respected and protected”. This includes both physical and psychological respect to one’s dignity.…
How to Overcome Cash Flow Challenges
A lack of cash flow is a very quick way to destroy a business! No Cash = No Business. A lack of cash flow or a poor cash flow is a major cause of stress for many business owners. It is important to note however, that poor cash flow is a symptom and is not…
Glassophobia or Fear of Public Speaking
Public Speaking phobia? Most people have experienced it to lesser or greater degree but it’s difficult to imagine that it might be considered a phobia. Afterall, we live in a fast paced, career centred world driven by ambitious, successful and confident individuals. The statistics speak for themselves. It is said that up to 75% of…
Identity Theft
Have you been a victim of identity theft? Here are some of your legal remedies. Falling victim to identity theft can have devastating effects on your credit record and your ability to enter into credit agreements. What is equally frustrating is trying to reclaim your identity. Contacting SAPS One of the most important things to…
Limiting Residential Estates Association Rules
Due to the frequency of criminal related activities in residential areas, people are favouring the communal living within a gated residential estate. While this does provide for a secure environment, there are various issues which may arise regarding the rules of the homeowners’ associations, and bodies corporate (hereafter referred to as associations). In certain instances,…
Buying or Selling your business? Here are some of the things you might want to consider first.
Buying or selling a business can seem like a very simple transaction but this is not the case. There is a lot that needs to be done or looked at behind the scenes to ensure that no complications arise after the transaction has taken place. It is always a good idea to have your agreements…
What to do when you are involved in a car accident
Accidents happen and when they do, we often go into panic mode and try remember what we need to do, what documents we need and what information is needed? So we have made a checklist of what you should do in an accident. 1. Make sure you and your fellow passengers are not injured. If…
Testimonials
Thank you to KZNWIB organizers for allowing me the opportunity to present to such a diverse range of talent! It was a privilege for me to engage with a great audience around changing perceptions on Disability as a value adding form of diversity – I look forward to networking with them further. To the organisors of the event – again thank you for such a professional and luxurious experience.
Lesa Bradshaw
Bradshaw LeRoux Consulting
I joined KZNWIB in 2010 shortly after we opened our office of WSI. In the last 6 years I have grown from a shy, unsure newbie into the Chairperson of the organisation. These women have fed my soul, taught me about business and held my hand when times were tough. They are my support system and my sounding board - I would not be where I am today without this organisation.
Mel Gard
Owner - WSI Durban
KZNWIB is not like any other networking organisation I've ever been involved in. More than business alliances are forged in this group, true friendships are developed.
Whenever I am looking for a service provider, fellow KZNWIB members are my first port of call. Not only do I use many fellow members as service providers but I in turn have received a lot of business from fellow members, which I am so very grateful for!
Chantal Edouard-Betsy
Owner - 1 Day Webs
Just a note of thanks for allowing me the opportunity to address your members today on the importance of Credit Wellness. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and would like to acknowledge you for a superbly run organisation and to let you know that you have an awesome membership. Keep up the good work and I look forward to attending future meetings
Lorraine Graham
Account Manager - Experian South Africa
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As this is our final month with KZN WIB, I would like to leave you with a Christmas tip. From Ritzy IT we wish you all a wonderful Christmas. And we hope you all have a well-deserved break this festive season. To help with your break follow these Ten Tips for a Stress-Free Holiday Season.…
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