Guiding clients on BBBEE Compliance
Presenters : Tuane Ive
Overview
Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) remains a critical component of South Africa’s economic transformation agenda, and businesses are increasingly expected to align their operations with its principles. Navigating the legislative framework and understanding the mechanics of the B-BBEE Scorecard is essential for professionals guiding clients in meeting compliance requirements and leveraging transformation as a strategic advantage.
This webinar will provide a practical overview of B-BBEE legislation, highlight the intent and economic significance of the scorecard, and offer actionable insights into optimising points through effective, intentional spending. Participants will also explore how B-BBEE compliance can be embedded within a company’s culture to drive long-term sustainability and inclusive growth.
We invite you to join Tuane Ive for an in-depth discussion on guiding clients toward effective B-BBEE compliance and strategic application of scorecard elements to support economic transformation.
Learning objectives
By attending this webinar you will gain the following competencies and knowledge:
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Understand the key principles and requirements of B-BBEE compliance.
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Learn the intent behind the B-BBEE Scorecard and its contribution to South Africa’s economic transformation.
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Gain insight into the various elements that make up the B-BBEE Scorecard.
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Acquire strategies to optimise B-BBEE scorecard points while managing expenditure effectively.
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Understand the concept of intentional spend and how it can be used to drive meaningful change.
Content
The webinar will cover the following topics:
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An Overview of B-BBEE Legislation
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Why comply with B-BBEE Legislation as a business
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Scorecard Overview
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The Generic Scorecard Elements
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Intentional Spend and how to make a difference
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How does the BEE Strategy compliment a good Company’s culture
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