MATTERS OF FACTQUICKFIRE Q&A WITH PEOPLE WHO MATTER Kerryn Campion COOAions Ventures In this Q&A with South African Business Matters, we meet Kerryn Campion, COO of Aions Ventures. She shares her journey of building solutions that move beyond
https://youtu.be/2FH3NIiEYowKerryn Campion, COO at Aions Ventures There is no arguing the fact that trade finance does not necessarily sound sexy. But for the women we work with, it is the difference between a good idea and
Empowering women in the workplace goes beyond being a tick-box exercise and filling quotas or offering opportunities for promotion. Companies must think differently about this to provide their female employees with the support needed to
Unlocking the Power of an Hour SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER Three years ago, businesswoman Taryn Uhlmann, and paediatrician Dr Liza Street, decided to start a business using something neither of them had – spare time.
In 2024, South Africa’s automation industry is not just advancing technologically but also making significant strides in fostering an inclusive environment for women. As automation transforms industries and creates new opportunities, it is also breaking
Bidvest Bank is making significant strides in empowering its female employees through its strategic Mmamollo programme. Launched in August last year during Women’s Month, Mmamollo, which means "to ignite with fire," aims to develop the
South Africa women are making notable progress in attaining leadership positions. From corporate boardrooms to entrepreneurial ventures, women continue to demonstrate their capability to lead with vision, innovation, and resilience. Initiatives aimed at empowering women
For those who think the heart of South Africa does not beat within its women, have not truly lived the African experience. This Women's Month, alternative investment company, SV Capital, shines a light on the
As technology continues to shrink the world, migration is becoming easier. According to Statista, nearly a million South Africans emigrated in 2020, and the semigration trend in recent years has seen hundreds of thousands of South Africans relocating
With only a mere 31% of registered women-owned businesses in South Africa, recognising the significant economic contributions of women entrepreneurs has become more pressing than ever before. This Women's Month, South African SME funding provider,
