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iMvula Marketing and Events

iMvula Marketing and Events, part of the iMvula Group, would like to invite events and related companies to submit their credentials with a view to empowerment acquisitions.

Issued by iMvula Marketing and Events

1 Oct 2008

iMvula Marketing and Events

iMvula is a black-owned enterprise comprising of a dynamic team of South Africans that have joined forces to facilitate the establishment of a diverse group of companies. iMvula facilitates and promotes Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment through the combined processes of skills and personal development as well as wealth creation through equity ownership at all levels. For more information please see: www.imvula.net.

Criteria for submissions are as follows:

A proven track record in the industry.
Companies must have been in operation for at least two years, no start-ups will be considered.
Dynamic and enthusiastic management and staff.
An existing client/project base and solid customer contact base.
Proven financial track record and stability.

Please email a short company profile to:

Wilma Robins
CEO
iMvula Marketing and Events

Tel: 011 202 7700
Fax: 086 630 8287

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