Our Future, Our Plan – Demonstrating Commitment
Unpacking the National Development Plan from both private and public sector perspectives.
Thank you to our 2017 Partners and Sponsors
Vision 2030 2017 Partner
Siemens
For more than 165 years, Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) has stood for innovative strength, a passion for technology, sustainability, responsibility and an uncompromising commitment to quality and excellence. As a globally operating technology company, we’re rigorously leveraging the advantages that our setup provides.
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2017 Silver Sponsor
DENEL
Denel SOC Ltd is a state-owned commercially-driven company and strategic partner for innovative defence, security, aerospace and related technology solutions. It groups together several defence and aerospace divisions and associated companies.
2017 Registration Sponsor
2017 Breakaway Sponsors
2017 Media Partners
The Vision 2030 Summit and Awards aims to
Discover innovations, solutions, plans and initiatives that can help fast-track the realisation
of goals set by the business and investor communities.
The most important leadership gathering of our time.
Topco Media is hosting the 4th annual Vision 2030 Summit from
13 – 14 June 2018 at Birchwood in Johannesburg
The annual Vision 2030 platform includes a coffee table Publication, Summit and Awards. The Spirit of Vision 2030 – initially endorsed by the National Planning Commission – has three core objectives:
- Make the NDP accessible to all South Africans through our Publication
- Bring public and private sector stakeholders together in partnership to expedite realisation of the NDP’s goals through our Summit
- Stimulate greater private sector participation by showcasing organisations making strides in the name of the NDP through our Awards
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The Vision 2030 publication, summit and awards series examine, outline,
and unpack the National Development Plan from
both private and public sector perspectives.
Speaking at the 2017 Summit, Dr Mathews Phosa said:
“We deserve a recovery plan, developed and implemented, under the watchful eyes and guidance of a trusted and virtuous leadership. A plan, reflecting the dreams of those that formulated and penned the Freedom Charter of 1955.
With the focus of this third Topco Summit the National Development Plan must be strongly advanced as the inclusive recovery plan to change South Africa for the better.
We have accepted the NDP as the plan, embodying the dreams and desires of the leaders that helped to formulate it in the Freedom Charter as well as our generation of leaders and our modern society that supported its adoption.”
