Peter Matika, [email protected]
AWARD-winning event planner Kudakwashe Moyo, largely known as KD the Event Planner, is set to launch a ground-breaking business convention aimed at boosting Bulawayo’s GDP.
The event, which is slated for March 14 and dubbed The Business Maneuver, is set to revolutionize how local businesses collaborate and elevate their industries while giving back to the community.
Moyo said the convention seeks to gather entrepreneurs, organizations and innovators from all walks of life to share insights, tackle challenges and spark new ideas.
“This is more than just a convention; it’s a movement. We want to create a platform where business people can engage in meaningful discussions about the topics that truly matter to our industries,” said Moyo.
He said the convention will feature a lineup of esteemed panellists—successful figures who have made their mark in the Bulawayo business landscape.
Moyo said their experiences and insights will provide invaluable guidance, ensuring that attendees leave inspired and equipped with practical strategies to implement in their own ventures.
“Let’s face it, running a business can be tough, but when we come together, we can learn from each other and grow as a community,” he said.
“The Business Maneuver isn’t just about networking; it’s about fostering a culture of support and collaboration among entrepreneurs.”
Last year, Moyo held a similar business seminar titled the Business Manoeuvre.
“I want the youth to introduce themselves as new players in the field. They must showcase the capabilities and achievements in implementing the policies centered on reviving our country’s economy,” said Moyo.
He said the seminar, which will be held at a local hotel, seeks to provide a platform for players in various sectors to meet and create networks beneficial for the development of the nation through its policies.
“I am for the belief that the Second Republic has indoctrinated a culture of hard work and productivity. This seminar seeks to promote innovation that will contribute meaningfully to the development of our country through policies that will see us creating a Middle-income economy by 2030,” Moyo added.
He said that as a youth, he believes that Vision 2030 is a powerful force of socio-economic change for the country and, therefore, such initiatives should be adopted in promoting youth empowerment.
He said the concept is to harness and nurture new markets to ultimately boost the country’s GDP.



