Africa Eastern Cape Hair and Beauty Business Seminar which took place in East London, ECDC office to empower local hairstylists and fashion designers on how to setup their own businesses in the hair and fashion industry.
Whilst the majority of youth and attendees face the challenges of unemployment, this event opened business opportunities for the hair and fashion industry unemployed youth to be able to generate income through business avenues.
The event was well attended by local beauty and fashion industry.
“We want to Transform Industry through
Estudio Glam, in collaboration with key stakeholders in private and public sector”, said Lwandy Ngebe, the founder.
The event provided cutting-edge industry
insights, innovative strategies, and practical solutions to challenges facing the hair and fashion sector.
The attendees received one on one business coaching sessions from industry experts, stakeholders, and government representatives who shared knowledge, experiences, and best practices to run their own businesses and generate income.
The Key Objectives discussed during the panel talk:
• How to Equip stylists with industry insights and practical solutions
• How to Promote industry growth and job creation for unemployed youth
• How to Enhance skills development and training
• How to Foster collaboration and partnerships
The seminar is a collaborative effort between Estudio Glam, ECDC, SEFDA, SALGA, EOHCB, Bargaining
Council, and various stakeholders, who are demonstrating the industry’s commitment to collective growth and
development.
“Together, we will unlock the sector’s potential and contribute to local economic growth”, said Ngebe.
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