Randburg Chamber of Commerce teams up with Future City Fourways

FOURWAYS – Teamwork makes the dream work.

August 10, 2017

Andile Dlodlo 1 minute read

Sharron and Allan Dingle of Hirsch's Fourways.

Business people, government officials, ambassadors and consulate generals from all over Johannesburg attended Future City Fourways’ announcement of their partnership with the Randburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Pierre Hugo of Property Emporium and John Miller of Strategic Water Storage.

Future City Fourways is an organisation that focuses on creating cleaner, safer and better maintained high traffic routes in Fourways. They do this by addressing problems around the decayed road infrastructure and issues around traffic and bylaw enforcement. Future City Fourways is funded by residents and their business sponsors. The collaboration between them and the Chamber of Commerce will see the two working side by side to ensure long-term sustainable growth for all parties involved.

Marnus Booysen and Micheal Martin Whitehead of PSG, Jaces Bornman of Bopa Monyetla and Nkosana Sibuyi of Eskom.

Michael and Sherry Sun of Top International Traders.

Irene Constant and Mike Byron of Astral Studios with Motsei Komane of the Moreetsi Group.

The partnership will result in the creation of working ties between the Randburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Jozi Hub, Bizlink South Africa, The I Can Foundation, The Advisory Boards, Future City Fourways and many other business entities. Dr David Molapo, Chairman of the National Institute for Crime Prevention and Rehabilitation of Offenders delivered the keynote address. He reiterated the significance of this partnership as Future City Fourways has partnered with a collective that has over 59 years experience in supporting businesses and projects.