Event To Attend: Unsung Heroines

Event To Attend: Unsung Heroines - 26 Aug 2017

Gadispeaks Presents Unsung Heroines

Following the success of their, “All About Us WOMEN” event in June 2017, they are back again with another event and this time around it is not exclusive to women.

Do you have a special lady in your life who you believe deserves to be celebrated? Bring that unsung heroine along and join us as we close off Women’s Month in a spectacular fashion!

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 26 August 2017

Venue: Plantation Café, Midrand (Corner New Road & 6th Road)

Time: 12h00 -16h00

Ticket: R150 per person

Stalls: R350 per business/brand

Line-Up

Speeches by:

· Author of ‘Journey of a Streetwise Entrepreneur’ and Motivational speaker, Monde Mjila

· Image Consultant and Speaker, Sinah Siaga

Special musical performance by Veronica “VeeVee” Jones.

Female-owned businesses interested in showcasing their products during our exhibition time are welcome to get in touch with Mamaili.

Bookings and enquiries: Gadifele Moeng

gadispeaks@exclusivemail.co.za or 084 627 4377

Banking Details

Bank Account Holder: GadMo.

Bank and Branch: FNB Northgate

Account Number: 62613539389

For media and sponsorship enquiries: Mamaili Mamaila

mamailamamaili@gmail.com or 074 222 7714

Press Release issued by Mamaili on behalf of Gadispeaks

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