uMhlanga business network launched for philanthropic purposes
The Umhlanga Business Network (UBN) was founded on the principles of collaboration, philanthropy and charity.
IN a move believed to strengthen local businesses, as well as making an impact on humanitarian causes, various stakeholders have come forward to form the Umhlanga Business Network (UBN).
According to Somerset Park resident and president of the UBN, Suren Lutchminarayan, the organisation was founded on the principles of collaboration, philanthropy and charity.
“The Umhlanga Business Network (UBN) is born out of a vision to foster a vibrant and interconnected business ecosystem in our community. It is not just about profit margins and financial success, however, it is about channelling our collective resources, skills and influence towards creating a better world for all. Our vision is to be a world leader in providing support to philanthropic, charitable, humanitarian, disaster relief and religious organisations that provide services to humanity.
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“This can be achieved by leveraging the collective resources, knowledge and expertise of designated structures established by the founders, through various activities and engagements in accordance with the network’s aims and objectives,” he said.
He added that the UBN hopes to be a force for positive change in the community.
“Together, we can achieve remarkable success for our businesses while making a lasting impact on the world through philanthropy and charity. Let us unite in the spirit of collaboration, compassion and progress,” he said.
For more information on the UBN, contact Ishan Maharaj on 073 686 1483 or Puven Akkiah on 082 374 3757.
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