#Program – Thandolwethu Tsekiso

https://www.instagram.com/p/B57t_6vARK7/ It’s that time of the year again where L’Occitane sets out to run a philanthropic campaign to bring that festive spirit to underserved communities. Known for their amazing skin care & make up, fragrance, body care, and many more goodies that speak to one feeling and looking good, the French luxury cosmetics brand is just as passionate about making a difference in the world one initiative at a time. L’Occitane School Greening Programme This year, L’Occitane has introduced their School Greening Programme in collaboration with Food & Trees For Africa. Through this programme, they aim to plant 300 trees nationwide, all to be handed over to 10 underserved schools on Earth Day in 2020. Each province with L’Occitane stores has selected the schools they would like to support, and this lovers is where you are needed in order to help support this great programme. All you have to do is…

It’s always encouraging to see that someone still sees value in doing the important work of building a nation of intelligent, business savvy youth. A week ago I came across a program which is doing exactly this! Yes, Instagram and all other social media platforms are in many ways a tool to reaching your desired audience – it’s not JUST Instagram. Having obtained a degree for a Bcom in Marketing Management and Supply Chain Management, it was a no brainer for me to want to enter into the world of entrepreneurship. However, it’s not as easy as it seems. There is a large gap which needs to be bridged after one studies and as one enters into the reality of what it actually takes to make it in such a cut throat environment. Now to introduce to you Threads, the Business of Fashion accelerator program, sponsored by Standard Bank in association with Mercedez-Benz. To…