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Join Transcend Corporate Advisors for one day session to gain an understanding of the new Revised B-BBEE Codes of Good Practice (RCoGP) and the implications these changes will have on your business and our future.
“The new Codes of Good Practice are aimed at fostering real black economic empowerment in the economy, rather than empowerment on paper” – Department of Trade and Industry, National Summit for Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment, October 2013
An initial glance the Revised Codes of Good Practice (RCoGP), which will be gazetted by Government on 11 October 2013, may leave one wondering what they were trying to achieve, and if this the changes are a step in the right direction or just too large a chasm to leap. These changes include:
- New thresholds for Exempt Micro Enterprises, Qualifying Small Enterprises and Generics;
- The automatic discounting of an entity’s level rating where the sub-minimum for Priority Pillars of the scorecard has not been met;
- Qualifying Small Enterprises must comply with all Pillars of the scorecard, including Ownership.
Join us for a day as we unpack how the changes in the RCoGP support the emergent transformation needs of South Africa today. The following topics will be discussed:
- High level Strategic implications of the changes for South Africa as a nation.
- Focus on a comparative analysis and pillar by pillar approach, to review the differences of the proposed changes
- Understanding the supporting legislation such as the BEE Act changes
- Understanding the calculation methodologies
- What are the likely process implications for the company
- Alignment with charters?
- Interpretative issues we are likely to face
- Focus on the new combined pillars and the impact on your strategies around these pillars
- Enterprise Supplier Development, what does this mean practically for our supplier development processes
- Verification preparation implications
- What do the changes mean for your business from a strategic perspective
Who should attend
- Human Resource Professionals
- Preferential procurement Professionals
- MDs, CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, COOs
- Any individual who has been appointed as the BEE Champion to take care of the B-BBEE scorecard
Group bookings qualify for discounts
INCLUDED IN THE FEE:
- Fast Find B-BBEE electronic Codes tool
- Refreshments and lunch
Companies that have benefited from our training...
BHP Billiton; ABSA; Jet Demolition; Department of Agriculture; Telkom; Alexander Forbes; Anglo; Imperial Group; Barloworld; BMW; Grindrod; De Beers; Discovery; Liberty Life; Mutual & Federal; Nedbank; Old Mutual; Parmalat; Standard Bank; First National Bank; Group 5; SASOL; Murray and Roberts; IDC; NEF; Xstrata; Mvelaphanda; Siyanda Coal; Sun International; Woolworths.
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Location : Lagoon Beach Hotel Contact : Please contact Brian Hendrikz on 011 442 2433 or
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| R2350 ex VAT per delegate |