Zim Progressive Youth Foundation hosts end of year gig

Sandisiwe Gumbo, Sunday News Reporter

As the year comes to a close, the Zimbabwe Progressive Youth Foundation is set to host an Executive Leaders Business Cocktail Party on 15 December in Bulawayo in an effort to unwind and foster relationships among executives.

The event will be running under the theme “Creating synergies that foster business growth in 2024.” Zimbabwe Progressive Youth Foundation is a growing entrepreneurial organisation founded and directed by Thabani Madhlayo, a development practitioner. 

The event aims to bring together Chief Executive Officers, directors, managers, and other senior executives from the corporate community in Bulawayo.

City of Kings

“As Zimbabwe Progressive Youth Foundation, we are defying the norm this year by organising an Executive Leaders Business Cocktail Party. As an organisation we believe this business cocktail party will pave a way for growth for different business sectors through networking opportunities. 

This event has been crafted to bring decision makers together in the City of Kings, in order to promote business relations,” he added. 

People present will have an opportunity to engage with like-minded professionals in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere while also discussing potential collaborations and partnerships. 

One of the key focuses of the Zimbabwe Progressive Youth Foundation is securing employment opportunities for qualified youths. 

By hosting this event, Madhlayo and his team hope to collaborate with corporate leaders in developing strategies to create more job openings for young individuals.  

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