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has proved a smash hit with its delivery of much-needed support for small business owners and entrepreneurs in these strange and unpredictable times.
With a growing following, Chivas Regal has decided to extend the show for three more episodes as entrepreneurs everywhere continue to demonstrate a hunger for its insights and weekly cash injection prize of R35,000. , and hosted by seasoned entrepreneur and media personality Andile Khumalo, the show provides a platform for various industry thought leaders to share their origin stories, business adventures and insights into how to survive as a business during the Covid-19 context.
Senior brand manager at Chivas Regal, Blue Masoka, says: “We are super proud of the work we are doing with this series. It’s amazing to see how the entrepreneurial spirit is kept alive in these difficult times. Every one of our winners, and our guests, is an inspiration and demonstrates that hard work truly does pay off.”
In addition to the insightful content every week, Chivas Regal supports small businesses and budding entrepreneurs by giving away R35,000 in funding to help them with a much-needed cash injection. To date, has given away R140,000 to four deserving entrepreneurs to help keep their business dreams alive during the lockdown.
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