Big Break Legacy judges, businesswoman Wendy Luhabe and Ezra Ndwandwe (the show's creator) flank last season's winner, Graham Rowe. Pic by Victor Squassero.
Two episodes of the show, which culminates with the winner receiving a R5-million investment into their business, will now be filmed in The Netherlands and one episode in London.
Show creator and judge Ezra Ndwandwe said the Dutch/South African connection will take the show to a new level. “It has given us an international platform and foot-print and access to European business markets and investors that are keen to invest in the developing world.”
Each week, the show’s challenges test entrepreneurs for character strength, creativity, aptitude and commercial savvy in addressing real-life business challenges under time and resource constraints.
The Big Break Legacy returns to SABC2 on 17 August 17 at 9pm. Visit www.thebigbreaklegacy.com
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