NMMU staff, as well as senior student representatives of the business-related programmes offered at NMMU George Campus ensured thorough exposure to the NMMU study offerings and brand.
After being introduced by the Campus Principal, Prof Quinton Johnson, Prof Niekie Dorfling, NMMU Executive Dean: Business and Economic Sciences gave attendees an overview of the Business and Economic Sciences Faculty, also explaining the inter-related nature of the faculty’s work, both at the Port Elizabeth Campuses and other sites of delivery, such as the George Campus. During the ensuing networking proceeding, Dr Cilliers, the President of the George Business Chamber, highlighted the exciting programme of the upcoming AHI Congress which the Chamber will be co-hosting in George from 6 - 9 October.
NMMU George Campus Student Council members, Balindi Hoho, Mosuoenyane Letsie, Nandipha September, Isaac Shai (Chairperson), Khaya Ndlovu, Prince Masemola and Sophumelele Qoma utilised the networking event to become better acquainted with the business sector. They joined George Business Chamber President, Dr Willie Cilliers, and NMMU’s Executive Dean of Business and Economic Sciences, Prof Niekie Dorfling, for a photograph on the staff deck at sunset.
NMMU’s Prof Niekie Dorfling, Prof Quinton Johnson and Dr Bridget Johnson with George Herald representative, Ms Lizanne Schraader (second from left).
NMMU Student Council members assisted with the lucky draws at the recent George Business Chamber networking event. Nandipha September presented accountant Cobus Goosen with his prize, with Sophumelele Qoma looking on.