Gauteng Business 2020/21 edition
The 2020/21 edition of Gauteng Business is the 12th issue of this highly successful publication that has established itself as the premier business and investment guide for the Gauteng Province. In addition to the regular articles providing insight into each of the key economic sectors of the province, there are special features on infrastructure investment programmes and plans for the establishment of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as a means to boost economic growth. Another feature on construction and property underlines the importance of spatial planning in the region’s future. Ambitious plans for the City of Johannesburg are outlined, both in the journal's editorial pages and by the Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA).
The 2020/21 edition of Gauteng Business is the 12th issue of this highly successful publication that has established itself as the premier business and investment guide for the Gauteng Province. In addition to the regular articles providing insight into each of the key economic sectors of the province, there are special features on infrastructure investment programmes and plans for the establishment of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as a means to boost economic growth. Another feature on construction and property underlines the importance of spatial planning in the region’s future. Ambitious plans for the City of Johannesburg are outlined, both in the journal's editorial pages and by the Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA).
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ADVERTORIAL<br />
see money differently<br />
NEDBANK OFFERS<br />
SPECIALIST SUPPORT<br />
IN POST COVID-19<br />
ENVIRONMENT<br />
Brigitte Ryder, Nedbank’s Provincial<br />
General Manager for <strong>Gauteng</strong> North,<br />
says that Nedbank believes that<br />
clients need a flexible, resilient financial<br />
partner who understands their<br />
circumstances and aspirations, and provides<br />
relevant solutions and a banking experience<br />
that is hassle-free.<br />
Ryder says that, as South Africa progresses<br />
through the various stages of Covid-19,<br />
Nedbank is working through recovery<br />
scenarios with its clients and prospective<br />
clients while staying true to its brand promise,<br />
which is to use its financial expertise to do<br />
good for individuals, families, businesses and<br />
communities in which it operates.<br />
‘Through the Covid-19 pandemic, we have<br />
elevated our client engagement and<br />
extended tailor-made relief assistance to<br />
many of our clients, equipping and enabling<br />
them to benefit from the various digital and<br />
remote solutions available. This ensures<br />
uninterrupted transactional and<br />
informational access while not<br />
compromising on security,’ says Ryder.<br />
Ryder says that <strong>Gauteng</strong> North <strong>Business</strong><br />
Banking has, over the years, established<br />
‘<br />
Through the Covid-19<br />
pandemic, we have elevated<br />
our client engagement and<br />
extended tailor-made relief<br />
assistance to many of our<br />
clients …<br />
’<br />
itself as a leader in providing banking<br />
solutions to various sectors. ‘These include<br />
the professional services industry, which<br />
values our bespoke funding, investment and<br />
transactional solutions, large manufacturing<br />
concerns covering various sub-sectors, and<br />
the information technology industry. As a<br />
result, we have been shielded from specific<br />
industry slowdowns, while adding to the<br />
financial and business acumen and ‘street<br />
cred’ of our frontline sales and service staff.’<br />
To find out more about how Nedbank can<br />
partner with your business togrowa<br />
greater South Africa, please email<br />
Brigitte Ryder at brigitter@nedbank.co.za<br />
or visit www.nedbank.co.za/business.
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