Patrons

One of the stimulating additional benefits of working in the field that we do is that we meet such interesting, inspirational people. Some of those interactions are all too brief – but nevertheless leave us with a wonderful feeling that we are part of an exciting world of entrepreneurship.

Others remain close and allow us to access them regularly – such as our Patrons. Messrs Tim Modise, KK Combi and Herman Mashaba are well known to us South Africans as phenomenal, energetic, successful rolemodels in their fields. None of them needs introduction – however we have included their brief profiles below.

We are grateful for their continued support of SAIE and for the fact that they continue to be heroes we can look up to.

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Enterprise development - NPO View
The enterprise development sector is often seen as the panacea to South Africa’s job creation woes. But if this sector is to succeed in enhancing economic inclusion, serious attention...
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A Positive Entrepreneurial Environment
“A positive entrepreneurial environment is …dependent on a system which effectively balances government and private sector needs and interventions. Only within such a stable...
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Evaluation and Learning
SAIE has always been committed to evaluating its work, independent of stakeholder accountability issues, because of its interest in learning and improving practice...
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The Age of Entrepreneurship
“It is accepted that the world is experiencing an entrepreneurial age, which is characterized by factors such as accelerated innovation and the commercialization threat at a faster...
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South African Institute for Entrepreneurship – Brief Comment
SAIE’s recent Annual Report presents the continued work of SAIE for 2007/8 with its vision of a dynamic culture of entrepreneurship in South Africa that promotes a positive mindset...
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