The FIFA 2010 World Cup is over!
While it's true that some businesses did benefit more than others, the spirit and unity amongst all of us was just great. Now that things are back to normal, let us all be positive and keep on networking and communicating with each other.
The EBI is going to reposition its networking opportunities and focus more on linking members to create business opportunities for the future.
Please remember that it is up to the members to make use of the weekly network meetings. Your representatives and sales staff must attend and build relationships with other businesses.
Other News
The Deputy City Manager of Ekurhuleni resigned last week. He leaves the Metro at end of August 2010. This is sad news indeed.
Chris van Biljon met with the Tunisia Ambassador last week to discuss IT initiatives in Tunisia , Morocco Egypt, Libya and Algeria.
EBI met with National Taxi body SENTAKO in Pretoria last week to discuss the involvement of its 130,000 members on IT related issues.
The Sri Lanka Expo is to take place at Emperors Palace on the 28th July 2010. Members are welcome to attend. For more details contact Chris van Biljon 0737639426
The EBI Meeting at the Glynwood Hospital last week was attended by 50 companies. It was a great network hour and we missed all of you who not attend. Thanks to the general manager of the Glynwood Hospital, Mr. Jakes Scholtemeyer, for all your support.
Action Coach Specialist Francois Lubbe motivated a large business crowd at Hyundai Boksburg on Wednesday. Thank you to those who attended.
The Hyundai Breakfast Run on Thursday was a great success! EBI members had the opportunity of driving various Hyundai models, and were treated to breakfast at La - Campana in Benoni.
For your info the EBI Newsflash will be available on the website every Monday morning.
