Indigenisation Act Conference – 26 March 2010
Conference Flyer
(Via circulated email) Human Resources (Pvt) Ltd has obtained a commitment from the Minister and the Permanent Secretary to address a follow-up conference on Friday, March 26.
A good line-up of lawyers and experienced business speakers have also been asked to address the conference and will make a useful contribution too.
If you can make it to the conference and if you can help the government officials gain a better understanding of the requirements of genuinely helpful indigenisation promotion policies, or even if you want to gain a better understanding of the issues involved, this could be a very important event for you to attend.
Details on how to enrol in the flyer available for download at the end of this post. Fees and speaker details provided below.
Speakers:
- Hon. Minister S. Kasukuwere – Min. of Youth Dev., Ind. & Empowerment
- The Permanent Secretary – Min. of Youth Dev., Ind. & Empowerment (Panel)
- Mr T. Musarara – Secretary General, AAG
- Prof. E. Masunungure – Director, MPOI
- Adv. E. Morris – LLB(Hons), (Lond), Barrister
- Mr J. Robertson – Economic Consultant, REIS
- Adv. Jeremy Lewis – Optima Services
- Mr P. Cawood – Independent Consultant
- Dr E. Bloch – Partner, H & E Bloch & Co
- Mr D Harrison – Industrial Psychologist, Human Resources (Pvt) Ltd
This Conference will go ahead, especially if the Act/Regs are repealed/withdrawn, in the interests of national economic development
FEE: $120-00 (includes lunches, refreshments, e-mail or hard copies of all papers, and attendance at all sessions). Enter early to avoid disappointment. Fee may be tax allowable. Group discounts negotiable. Cancellations will not be refunded, but substitutes may be nominated. (Space limited, only one Jacaranda Room)
Bank Details: Stanbic Bank, Park Lane Branch, Acc. No.0222023094401 or cash to
11 Lawson Avenue, cnr Blakiston Street, Milton Park, Harare.
Click here to download a copy of the flyer and enrolment form: in PDF format and in Word format. Click the image above to enlarge and preview.
Please circulate widely.
