Entrepreneurship & Business Management Advisory Committee Inaugurated

During the break at the inauguration: From left: Cindy (3rd year) Dr Ukpere (HOD), Chuma (3rd year), Chux Gervase Iwu (Lecturer)


Chairman of the Committee addressing members



Mr Chris Cupido (Lecturer) stressing a point while Mr Ohajunwa (committee member) and Ms Mackay (Lecturer) listen

At about 9.22am today at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology Hotel School, the Advisory Committee of the Department of Entrepreneurship  & Business Management was inaugurated. The membership of this committee comprise students, academics and the business community. Speaking at the ceremony, the head of department, Dr Wilfred Ukpere, thanked the members of the committee for accepting the invitation to join the committee. He also said that the members would play serious roles in assisting in the departments strategic growth objective.

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