Position Yourself To Stand Out In A Growing Entrepreneurial Culture

CAPE TOWN, South Africa - July 8, 2015 - PRLog -- [JUNE 2015] South Africa has in recent years experienced a growing

entrepreneurial culture with many business incubators and seed funding

organisations being established to aid entrepreneurs entering the market.

The newly established Department of Small Business Development has also

been identified as Government's catalyst to create between 8 and 11

million employment opportunities. Whilst the growing support for new

entrants to the market is encouraging, the fear of competition might be

daunting for those trying to grow their existing ventures.

SA Teen Entrepreneur Foundation aims to promote a culture of

entrepreneurship with SA teens and empower those already economically

active by inspiring them through the journeys that individuals and

business leaders have taken to success.

The Awaken the Giant in You breakfast series is designed to do exactly

that, by creating a platform for information to be transferred from those

that have walked the journey to young people, their parents and community

leaders who still desire to see economic and social transformation in

South Africa through entrepreneurship.

"The next breakfast in the series is taking place on Saturday 25 July 2015

at 08h30 at the Vineyard Hotel, Newlands Cape Town," said Lydia Zingoni,

Founder & Director of SA Teen Entrepreneur Foundation.

"The speaker for the morning is internationally renowned, author and

motivational speaker- Douglas Kruger who has a powerful message to share

about distinguishing yourself from the rest of the pack and

differentiating yourself from your competitors," she continued.

Douglas is a master of 'owning your industry' and becoming an expert at

what you do. His talk will inspire and encourage anyone interested in

positioning themselves to stand out in a growing economy.

"Many people have tried the good, the bad and the unbelievable to stand

out," Zingoni mentioned. "Douglas has learnt to skilfully set yourself

apart," she concluded.

The event is open to all who are interested in business, entrepreneurship

and youth development. Tickets cost R150 for adults and R75 for students.

Bookings for the breakfast can be made on-line at

<http://teenentrepreneur.co.za> http://teenentrepreneur.co.za or by

contacting Nadia Snyders on 021 794 2767 or

<mailto:nadia.snyders@teenentrepreneur.co.za>

nadia.snyders@teenentrepreneur.co.za.