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Bonang MohaleCEO

Business Leadership SA

Tshediso Matona Head of SecretariatThe National Planning

Commission

Kondrad ReussManaging Director -

Regional Manager AfricaS&P Global Ratings

Hon. Nomalungelo Gina

Chairperson Portfolio Committee Basic

Education

Siphokazi KoyanaDirector

Siyazithanda Projects

T H E M E : SKILLS | ECONOMIC GROWTH | INVESTMENT

20 – 21 JUNE 2018 SUMMIT | 21 JUNE 2018 AWARDS Emperors Palace, Ekurhuleni, Gauteng

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Cyril Ramaphosa is now the South African President

Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma assumed her

duties as the Minister in the Presidency for Planning,

Monitoring and Evaluation.

Unemployment rate has dropped down to 26.7% in the the fourth

quarter of 2017. Stats SA

WHAT IS NEW IN 2018?

Featur ing 74+ exper ts dialoguing on the Nat ional Development Plan, including:

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“South Africa has entered a new era of hope and confidence. The task we have now is to ensure that this becomes an era of investment, growth, job creation and meaningful economic

transformation.” - President Cyril Ramaphosa

Silver sponsor Breakaway sponsors Partner

www.vision2030.co.za | Enquire about attendance: [email protected] 20 – 21 June 2018 | Emperors Palace, Ekurhuleni, Gauteng

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO ATTEND VISION 2030 SUMMIT? ABOUT THE EVENT

The Vision 2030 Summit and Awards aims to:

• Reinforce private and public sector support for and commitment to the National Development Plan (NDP)• Take stock of where we are, where we should be, and the way forward for the nation to achieve its

NDP objectives• Raise awareness and position the NDP as a South African plan and not merely a government plan• Unpack the National Development Plan into an easy-to-understand, practical document; outlining

how government departments, provinces, municipalities, state-owned enterprises and agencies are aligning themselves to it

• Position South Africa as an investor-friendly country• Discover innovations, solutions, plans and initiatives that can help fast track the realisation of goals set

by the business and investor communities• Promote and encourage public-private partnership investment opportunities in provincial and local

government

KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE SUMMIT

ENGAGEMENTBe involved in dynamic dis-cussions to overcome delivery challenges for South Africa’s Nine-Point Plan to fix the economy and support the NDP

NETWORKINGMeet and align with key players in government and business in-volved in the creation, develop-ment and execution of the NDP

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESEngage the business community to mobilise private sector participation in government NDP initiatives

INSIGHTDeliver your insight and influ-ence towards South Africa’s national development through Vision 2030 Summit’s outcome reports delivered in Parliament

PARTNERSHIPSDevelop multifaceted partnerships with critical stake-holders for innovative approach-es to enterprise development and transformation

ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENTDrive engagement with profitable and sustainable SMMEs to foster long-term social and economic transformation

DELEGATE ATTENDANCE

FACTS AND FIGURES

600+ Attendees

74+ Experts fast tracking the NDP

70+ Awards finalists

20+ Networking hours

10+ Sector-specific breakaway sessions

10+ Awards judges

10 Awards categories

2 Summit days

1 Award ceremony

EVENT KEY FACTS

35% Public Sector65% Private Sector

INDUSTRY FOCUS

FEEDBACK FROM 2017 DELEGATES

of delegates were happy with the quality

of presentations

of delegates’ objectives for attending

were met

of delegates visited the summit for learning

purposes

of delegates were extremely happy with

the timing of the event

94% 91% 88% 78%

• Skills acquisition• Service delivery• Responsive accountability in local government• Education• Transport• Infrastructure• Mining• Health• Economy

• Taking SMMEs to the centre of growth and development

• Intra-Africa Trade• Public-Private Partnerships• Investment in Industrialisation• The 4th Industrial Revolution• Energy & Water• Agriculture• Building a developmental State



“Guided by the National Development Plan, we aim to restore our focus on building an economy in which all South Africans can flourish, an economy which benefits the people as a whole, rather than a privileged few.”

– President Cyril Ramaphosa

“It provides a blueprint for the country to commit to as a collaboration effort between government and all its social partners, with a specific focus on economic matters.”

– Minister of Energy, Hon. Jeff Radebe

“An event like Vision 2030 promotes and engages discussions around the NDP. It’s an incredible plan. It’s a vision that everyone in South Africa is striving towards, but we can only achieve it when we as a society work together.”

– Dr. Jackie Thompson, SANBS

“The DPME plays a critical role in ensuring that the National Development Plan ( NDP) vision which seeks to create a better and more prosperous South Africa priorities is put into practice through coordinated and focused Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation.” – Minister in the Presidency for the National Planning Commission for Policy and Evaluation, Nkosazana Dlamini- Zuma

“It’s about talking and demonstrating to people that the NDP is the way to go. The NDP ticks the boxes for everybody. It’s not a static plan – you need to fill it with life and make it tangible for people.”

– CEO, Siemens, Sabine Dall’Omo

“With the focus of this Summit the National Development Plan must be strongly advanced as the inclusive recovery plan to change South Africa for the better.”

– South African Attorney and Politician, Dr Mathews Phosa

WHAT SOME LEADERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE NDP


SUMMIT HIGHLIGHTS SECTOR BASED BREAKAWAY SESSIONS Delegates have an opportunity to attend industry specific breakaway sessions, which are relevant to their line of interest. Some of them include Education, Skills Development, etc.

FAST-TRACK NETWORKING SESSIONA fast-track networking session where delegates will be presented the opportunity to network and engage with peers, private and public sector leaders, policymakers, and high-profile business leaders. Attendees will be able to make more contacts in 60 minutes than they would year round.

“MEETINGS MADE EASY”Delegates will be able set up appointments prior to the event with delegates that can possibly do business. This is a great lead generation tool.

SHOWCASE COUNTERS Delegates will get an opportunity to explore solution-based products and services that com-panies showcase, which are in line with the NDP.

VISION 2030 PUBLICATION LAUNCH For the first time ever, the 3rd annual Vision 2030 Publication will be launched at the event.

COCKTAIL NETWORKING FUNCTION This is an additional opportunity for delegates to network after sessions over a cocktail.

AWARDS The annual Vision 2030 Awards honour the achievements and share the success stories of or-ganisations, enterprises and individuals that are actively demonstrating alignment to the govern-ment’s Nine-Point Plan to boost economic growth and achieve the milestones set by the National Development Plan (NDP).

DAY 1 – 20 JUNE 2018TIME EVENT

08h00 – 08h30 Registration and refreshments

THEME: SKILLS, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND INVESTMENT

08H30 – 08H40 Moderator’s welcome and opening remarksVittorio Massone, Chairman and Managing Partner, Bain and CompanyJoachim Breidenthal, Partner, Bain and CompanyMarlynie Moodley, Head of External Relations: Africa, Bain and Company

08h40 – 09h00 Opening Address: Tshediso Matona, Head of Secretariat, The National Planning Commission of South Africa Implementing the NDP - of PPPs & social compacting for national development • The role of the private sector in implementing the NDP • PPPs as a promoter for the implementation of the NDP • Safe guarding business interests in PPPs • PPPs opportunities for 2018/2019

09h00 – 09h20 Speaker: Sabine Dall’Omo, CEO, Siemens MEASiemens’ commitment to inclusive development. Our Business to Society strategy

09h20 – 09h35 Q&A SESSION

09h35 – 09h55 VIP Speaker: Bonang Mohale, CEO, Business Leadership SAThe NDP – striving for a united South African Nation • Leadership and development of the business sector • How business can align themselves with the NDP • Inclusive economic growth and transformation • Driving sustainable economic progress

09h55 – 10h15 VIP Speaker: Trudi Makhaya, Economic Advisor to the President, The Presidency*invitedThe New Investment Drive - pushing the NDP agenda • The New Deal – The private sectors role outlined • Synergies between the New Investment Drive and the private sector • Economic reforms and growth forecasts for 2018/2019 • Economic integration in the Southern African region • President’s Special Envoys on Investment


10h30 – 11h10 Keynote address: Hon. Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Minister in the Presidency: Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation* invited


11h30 – 12h00 NETWORKING TEA & COFFEE BREAK


12h00 – 13h30 BREAK AWAY SESSION 1

Room 1 – Economic Transformation

Topic: TBC

Session sponsor:

Room 2 – ICT

Topic: The role of ICT in SMME development and inclusive economic growth

Session Sponsor:

Room 3 – Procurement

Topic: Interrogating the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act Senior Representative, Treasury, South Africa*invited

Room 4 – Infrastructure Development

Topic: Infrastructure roll out – The R35 billion plan• Addressing the infrastructure backlog • Opportunities for the private sector to collaborate and grow• Water and energy infrastructure: the status quo and way forward

• Batho Mokhothu, Deputy Director General, Department of Public Works (invited) • Waseem Carrim, CEO, National Youth Development Agency

Room 5 - SOEs

Topic: State Owned Enterprises – Catalysts for Economic Reformation

Moderator: Kate Rush, Principal: Research, ABSA Capital

• Anthony Julies, Head: Assets and Liabilities Management, National Treasury• Matsietsi Mokholo , Deputy Director General, Department of Public Enterprises• Olga Constantatos, Credit and Equity Process Manager, Futuregrowth• Konrad Reuss, Managing Director – Regional Manager Africa, S&P Global Ratings

Session sponsor:

13h30 – 14h30 Lunch

14h30 – 15h00 Breakaway feedback

15h00 – 15h45 Fast-track networking session

15h30 – 15h45 REFRESHMENT BREAK

DAY 1 – 20 JUNE 2018



DAY 1 – 20 JUNE 201815h45 – 16h45 Interactive Panel Discussion: Growth, innovation, implementation: The 2030

agenda for sustainable development • How are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) building on the success of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)? • Medium Term Strategic Framework: 2014 – 2019 - How are we tracking in meeting set goals • With 18 months left on the MTSF what are the key areas of focus • The key sectors that the national planning cycle is focused on • Opportunities available for the private sector to get involved in

Panellists: • Dr Pulane Molokwane, National Planning Commissioner, South Africa • Dr Nthuthuko Bhengu, National Planning Commissioner, South Africa • Msingathi Sipuka, United Nations National SDG Advisor, South Africa • Hon. Nomalungelo Gina, Chairperson, Portfolio Committee of Basic Education, South Africa

16h45 – 17h00 Closing remarks

DAY 2 – 21 JUNE 2018


TIME EVENT

07h30 – 08h30 Registration and refreshments

08h30 – 08h40 Moderator’s welcome and opening remarksPeter Ndoro, News Anchor, SABC

08h40 – 09h10 Opening Address: Risenga Maluleke, CEO, StatsSANation brand performance in the context of changing geopolitical and global economic conditions • Fractured national brand performance – rebuilding confidence • Opportunities that statistics provide for the private sector • Global trends – how the South African economy is tracking • The Fourth Industrial Revolution

09h10 – 09h30

VIP Speaker: Siyabonga Gama, CEO, TransnetChanging the face of SOEs: Transnet – a case study in motion • Transnet 4.0 Strategy › Geographic expansion › Product and innovation diversification › ManufacturingMutually beneficial partnerships – SOEs and the private sector


09h40 – 10h00 VIP Speaker: Dr Setumo Mohapi, CEO, SITA (invited)Realising the vision of the NDP through ICT

10h00 – 10h20 VIP Speaker: Sy Mamabolo, CEO, The Electorial Commission of South Africa The impact of the 2019 elections on the National Development Plan


10h30 – 11h10Keynote address: Hon. Dr Zweli Mkhize, Minister Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs* invited


11h30 – 12h00 REFRESHMENT BREAK

12h00 – 13h30 BREAK AWAY SESSION 2

Room 1 – SEZs

Topic: Intensification of South Africa’s industrialisation process: SEZs as a positive contributor to the NDP• The Ease of Doing Business at a Policy Level• Industrial policy objectives – are they being met? • The attractiveness of SEZs for investment• Areas of strategic economic potential between the private sector and SEZsPanellists: • Thami Klassen, Director: SEZ Facilitation, Department of Trade and Industry• Seipati Mangadi, CEO, Gauteng IDZ• Mpho Ngemane, CEO, Maluti A Phofung • Doug Southgate, CEO, Saldanah Bay IDZ• Senior representative, Department of Trade and Industry

Room 2 – Skills Development

Topic: Human resource needs for the economy: Is our education and training system preparing students for the world of work

• Sifiso Mtsweni, Executive Chair, NYDA

Session sponsor:

Room 3 – Local Government

Topic: Enhancing service delivery at municipalities through insurance – Why the insurer/municipality relationship is critical

Session sponsor:

Room 4 – Agriculture

Topic: Agriculture sector SMMEs key to future growth, transformation and job creation

• Tshokolo Petrus Nchonco, CEO, Land Bank• John Purchase, CEO, Agbiz• Zama Xolisa, CEO, NAMCSenior Representative, Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

Session sponsor:

13h30 – 14h15 Lunch14h15 – 14h45 VIP Speaker: Prof Arthur Mutambara, former President of ANA and former deputy

Prime Minister of Zimbabwe Jobs, Growth and Transformation: A Strategic and Sustainable Approach

DAY 2 – 21 JUNE 2018


DAY 2 – 21 JUNE 201814h45 – 15h45 In conversation with Business Report - Interactive Panel Discussion: African

solutions for African problems: Facilitator: Val Boje, Editor, Business Report

• Africa investing in Africa • Agenda 2063 – working towards a common goal • the Tripartite Free Trade Area Agreement • African Continent Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)Panellists: • Khanyisile Kweyama, Chairperson, Brand South Africa, SABC Interim Chair, BRICS member & National Planning Commissioner • Prof Arthur Mutambara, former President of ANA and former deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe • Kilson Kalanda, Managing Director, Angola - South Africa Chamber of Commerce and Industry • Stavros Nicolau, Senior Executive, Aspen Pharmacare & BRICS member • Senior representative, ABSA • Mohale Ralebitso, CEO, Itataise Investments and Consulting • Dr Siphokazi Koyana, Director, Siyazithanda Projects

15h45 – 16h00 Closing remarks



THIS IS WHAT SOME OF THE DELEGATES HAD TO SAY

“The Vision 2030 Summit (2017) was insightful. On day one Mr Chupu Stanley Mathabatha, Premier of Limpopo, was one of the speakers I enjoyed, as his speech centred around good governance. He spoke about the problem of the unaccountability of government officials and how that impedes governing at the local and national level. For me this speech was at the epicentre of the problem, as it illustrated the divide between the people and the government officials desig-nated to govern.”

– Zasembo Mkhize, CEO, Themba Njilo Foundation

“The feedback you’re able to generate from an event like Vision 2030 is that it needs to continue. I think it’s an event that needs more networking. I think another benefit of an event like this is its ability to bring business and gov-ernment together to talk about their issues. So, an event like Vision 2030 has a very important role to play.”

– Nkosana Mbokane, CEO, Technochange

“The most important thing with a summit like this is that everyone gets the opportunity to share experiences, and we get to learn from each other. As we do that, we will grow. People often forget that the more we talk and have these positive conversations – the lessons, the experiences, the failures, the wins – the more we grow as a team and we become better.”

– Simpiwe Somdyala, Corporate Affairs, Old Mutual

“An event like Vision 2030 allows us the opportu-nity to implement and ‘do’ while we are talking. While the year 2030 is a long-term vision, there are many things we can do now that act as building blocks for the future. An event like this is great because we can talk, but also take stock of where we are and what needs to be done.”

– Matsietsi Mokholo, Deputy DG, Department of Public Enterprises


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AURECON GROUP

AFROCENTRIC GROUP

AMSCO

ANGLO AMERICAN PLATINUM

ARC LNR

ARCELORMITTAL

ARMSCOR

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BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO

CITY OF CAPE TOWN

CITY OF EKURHULENI

CITY OF JOHANNESBURG

CITY OF POLOKWANE

DENEL SOC (PTY) LTD

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND RURAL

DEVELOPMENT

DEPARTMENT OF ARTS & CULTURE

DEPARTMENT OF BASIC EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

& COOPERATION

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

DEPARTMENT OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS &

POSTAL SERVICES

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY

ETDP SETA

EWSETA

EXXARO

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES SA

HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE SA

JB MARKS EDUCATION TRUST FUND

KZN OFFICE OF THE PREMIER

LANDBANK

LIMPOPO OFFICE OF THE PREMIER

LION OF AFRICA INSURANCE

MMI HOLDINGS

NATIONAL SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT

NATIONAL TREASURY

NATIONAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

NESTLE SOUTH AFRICA

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PARAMOUNT GROUP

PMI

PRODUCTIVITY SA

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SANLAM GROUP

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