Zim Young Influencers hosts business indaba

PROGRESSIVE network, Zimbabwe Young Influencers will tomorrow host a business networking indaba dubbed ‘Net worth in Networking event” at Cresta Lodge Msasa in Harare from 5pm to 9pm.

The must attend event will see various influencers and celebrities among them leading creatives, entrepreneurs and thought leaders coming together to share ideas and experiences on how to attain excellence and promote productivity in the country.

Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport, Art and Recreation Tino Machakaire

Executive Chairman of the progressive network Arthur Marara said it’s all systems go come Saturday night.

“We have put together what we believe to be a value-adding event and we are calling on all progressive minds to attend.

“Key speakers are going to facilitate an engaging panel that will discuss some of the most asked questions in social and business circles. We have deliberately made the event affordable so that more can’t attend,” he said.

Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport, Art and Recreation Tino Machakaire will be the Guest of Honour.

Various speakers among them Dr Shingi Munyeza, Dr Rhinos Mautsa, Rudo Boka, Nomhle Maggie Mliswa and Master Coach Blessing Duri are expected to be part of an exciting panel to disect some of the topical questions related to personal and economic growth.

Songstress Feli Nandi is expected to provide entertainment at the top-tier event with support from budding musician Strive Masiwa.

Zimbabwe Young Influencers is a coming together of progressive minds from across the political, economic and social divide with a view to foster development in Zimbabwe. The organisation which was founded in 2020 was registered as Trust in 2021 and officially launched on May 25, 2021.

The broad objective borders on harnessing the potential of young and progressive minds in Zimbabwe towards sustainable economic development.

The organisation fosters effective contribution to the national development agenda by all progressive citizens.

ZYI encourages in-house business partnerships: buy-home, hire-home, eat-home and cloth-home so as to ensure maximum returns within the organisation and its members.