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BACHELOR OF COMMERCE YEAR 3 ACADEMIC AND ASSESSMENT CALENDAR - DISTANCE 16 REGENT BUSINESS SCHOOL (RBS) January 2020 Byron Jeacocks, regional general manager of Business
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE YEAR 3 ACADEMIC AND ASSESSMENT CALENDAR - DISTANCE
16
REGENT BUSINESS SCHOOL (RBS) January 2020
Byron Jeacocks, regional general manager of Business Partners Limited
(BUSINESS/PARTNERS) says that true entrepreneurs like Singh are identifiable by the paths
they seem to find, where others would see dead-ends. Entrepreneurs are the square pegs of
our society, those who see challenges as an opportunity to seek solutions, which is a unique
skill set to have and we aim to assist in unlocking this potential. Particularly in our country, with
its challenging economic conditions and an environment that is not always conducive to
fostering new entrepreneurs, something that is vital for South Africas economic future.
Singh says that the engineering sector is also evolving. The industry is definitely no longer as
male-dominated as it used to be were seeing more and more female engineers and artisans
rising up the ranks within this sphere of business and playing prominent roles. She cheekily
adds that it could be womens ability to pay extreme attention to detail that is spurring on their
success within this technically-driven and traditionally male-dominated arena.
She explains that while the current technical recession gripping the South African economy is
no doubt having far-reaching effects on all sectors of industry, good quality and great service
will lead to business success at the end of the day. Through Singhs astute business
leadership, amid strained economic times, the business was able to purchase property with the
assistance of BUSINESS/PARTNERS which has cemented the companys positive financial
future position.
Singhs parting advice to fellow entrepreneurs both established and aspiring is to
constantly empower yourself and improve your own knowledge foundation. This will ultimately
help you to always push for innovative, new ideas and help you spot the opportunities that
others may not yet have seen.
1.1 Discuss and demonstrate some helpful tips that Singh might have used in a business plan
presentation to acquire finds from potential lenders and investors. (20)
1.2 Describe the possible criteria Lenders and Investors (Business/Partners) had to look for,
before they could award Singh business funding (10)
1.3 Based on the fact that Singh approached the daughter of the MD to propose that both
carrying on with the business. Explain the type of ownership including advantages and
disadvantages that they have possible adopted. (16)
1.4 Explain the possible factors that might have affected this form of an enterprise in reference
to the case study (4)
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