New Business Developer (Nelspruit)

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Remuneration: Basic salary 
Location: Nelspruit
Reference: #NEL007736/BR
Company: MPRTC Recruitment

New business developer required in Nelspruit.

Requirements:

  • Matric/grade 12 certificate
  • Marketing diploma/degree
  • Five years’ experience in business operations management
  • Five years’ experience in the courier or logistics industry
  • Attention to detail
  • Valid code eight driver’s license and own transport

 
Applicant must reside in Nelspruit or surrounding area.
 
Only South African citizens, who are suitably qualified, live in the applicable area and meet the requirements of the position are eligible to apply for this vacancy.
 
Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
 
 
Please visit our website www.mprtc.co.za to upload your CV or for more information. 
  

Posted on 02 Feb 07:56

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The most essential and important resource any company can possess will undoubtedly be the talent that they employ. This is where MPCT is crucial, in that we specialise in the most diverse and complex resource; we supply people, the right people, for your company.

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Creative Group Head/Senior Art Director (Durban)

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Remuneration: negotiable Cost to company 
Benefits: Within the cost to company package
Location: Durban
Education level: Diploma
Job level: Senior
Type: Permanent
Reference: #Chris1805
Company: Viv Gordon Placements

Funky, fabulous internationally active, Durban-based agency is on the hunt for a talented, passionate TTL senior art director able to step up into a group head role. The ideal candidate is a conceptual thinker who is comfortable working in a close-knit team to meet deadlines. The agency is a brand-centric, channel neutral, multi-disciplinary creative consultancy. Its purpose is to find answers to brand and client problems or opportunities using strategic, creative and campaign management capabilities.  If you’re a creative group head or senior art director/designer with a passion for creativity, crafting and creating compelling TTL communication – an award-winning portfolio, plus approximately seven years’ full-service agency experience, send us your portfolio and let’s make some awesome work together.

Responsibilities

  • Work with the creative director (copywriter) to develop concepts that communicate to a target audience within the scope of the brand and creative brief supplied
  • Execution of ideas through creative principles (design, typography, scamping, photography)
  • Attending shoots to direct third-party suppliers and ensure the creative and client vision is fulfilled
  • Work closely with the team to develop top quality TTL, integrated promotional as well as advertising campaigns
  • Craft concepts into original, relevant and impactful communications; follow through to the completion of the job while maintaining stringent attention to detail and adhering to project timelines
  • Proactive. Regularly create work

Requirements

The successful candidate must have/be: 

  • Tertiary qualification in visual communication/art theory (or similar) – ideal
  • Minimum seven years’ experience as a through-the-line creative at a reputable advertising agency
  • Conceptual ability with solid design skills and a portfolio that demonstrates this (ideally award-winning)
  • Self-managed and able to manage campaigns
  • Self-disciplined with excellent attention to detail
  • Ability to work under pressure in a close-knit team environment
  • Mac proficiency (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator)

Please submit a relevant portfolio (PDF/link) on application.

Should you not receive a response within two weeks, please consider your application unsuccessful.

Company Description

Viv Gordon Placements (VGP) is a specialist recruitment agency in the advertising, marketing, media, public relations and publishing industries.

Posted on 02 Feb 07:53

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Front End Developer (Durban)

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Advertising, Marketing,
PR, Media and Digital

Jhb: 011 883 5404
CT: 021 422 3590 www.adtalent.co.za     

Recruiters & Career Coaches in Advertising, Marketing and Media Industries

Lynn: 082 802 4441 (Advertising/Digital/Media)

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Jo-Anne: 084 200 1703 (Marketing/Sales/PR)

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Recruitment Specialists since 1989

Rob Jones:

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Michelle Jones:

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Web Designer (Durban)

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Advertising, Marketing,
PR, Media and Digital

Jhb: 011 883 5404
CT: 021 422 3590 www.adtalent.co.za     

Recruiters & Career Coaches in Advertising, Marketing and Media Industries

Lynn: 082 802 4441 (Advertising/Digital/Media)

az.oc.dauqskroweht@nnyl

Jo-Anne: 084 200 1703 (Marketing/Sales/PR)

az.oc.dauqskroweht@ennaoj

    

Recruitment Specialists since 1989

Rob Jones:

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Michelle Jones:

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Tel: 011 465 9368
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Graphonomics

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On the 30th January 2018, fund managers Viceroy, who exposed accounting fraud in Steinhoff last year, published a report on Capitec, describing the company as a “loan shark with massively understated defaults – masquerading as a community finance provider”. The share price plunged to a low of R705.00 on the day, but closed at R915.92.

Graph: Capitec’s performance from 26th January to the morning of the 31st, showing the plunge following the release of the Viceroy report on the 30th. Note how the share price was already on the decline a few days before, suggesting some already knew about the pending report. (Graph source: Sharenet)

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Views – Your Questions Answered

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Q: Have you saved enough for retirement? Generating a passive income should get you retiring comfortably.

A: Passive income is the fruits of investments you have made that pay you a recurring income, without decreasing the value of the investments. In a perfect world these investments would keep paying you forever. Sounds beautiful, right?

In reality, building a sizable passive income stream takes a phenomenal amount of hard work, timing, business acumen, investment savvy, fortune and most importantly: time. The point I’m making is that if you want to be able to retire one day, you better get investing ASAP.

Read more here: The Basics Of Wealth Part 2

Source: Ricki Allardice, Sharenet Wealth Manager

Need advice or guidance on investments best suited for your needs? Contact our Wealth division, for a free consultation.

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How This Dad Lost Nearly 100 Lbs.—and Gained a Six-Pack

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He started weight lifting six days a week and hiking twice a day.

Jeremiah Peterson decided to get serious about weight loss when a family hiking excursion last summer proved to be too taxing for his then 290-lb. frame.

“I remember being bent over heaving just trying to catch my breath,” the Missoula, Montana-resident tells PEOPLE. “When I looked up, I saw my wife and three kids [10, 8 and 7] easily hiking, talking and laughing with each other — without me. It was a hard-hitting moment.”

He continued: “I felt sadness and shame in that moment thinking how I had let myself get to this, but so much deeper than that. If I continued to live like this, I would not live.”

When he returned home, Peterson, 39, began researching weight loss options and found a video advertising a transformation challenge. “[It] sealed the deal for me. I signed up knowing I was going to give this challenge every single thing I had,” he says.

Prior to losing weight, “a typical day for me was to not eat all day and then get home from work, drink a few beers and eat a big dinner,” says the antique store owner. “Putting my body into starvation mode and then overeating made my body blow up like a balloon, quite literally. I had constant bloating, heartburn and awful stomach issues.”

After finding out he was gluten intolerant, Peterson switched over to a keto-based diet consisting of healthy fats, lean protein and green vegetables. The new nutrition plan and twice-daily hour-long hikes “made the weight start to pour off.”

He also started weight lifting six days a week, focusing on a different body part each day.

Peterson ended up dropping 82 lbs. during the 150-day transformation contest, called the 1st Phorm Transphormation Challenge — and he won the $50,000 grand prize.

Now 198 lbs., Peterson continues to document his journey on Instagram and inspire others.

“I have so much more energy and I feel like I am always in a great mood. I feel like I have become the dad and husband that I really wanted to be,” says Peterson.  “I feel like I have drive and ambition like I have never had before in my life — and I’m almost 40!”

Ground Sirloin Sliders

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Step 1

Remove some of the fluffy center from the buns so that they will sit well on top of burgers; set aside.

Step 2

Combine sirloin with Worcestershire and pepper, and form into 12 (2-inch) flat patties.

Step 3

Preheat a lightly oiled grill pan over moderate heat until hot but not smoking. Cook burgers over moderate heat, turning, and evenly top with cheese, about 2 minutes per side for medium or until cheese is melted. (Use a meat thermometer to check that burgers have reached 160°.) Transfer the burgers to a plate, and grill the buns, cut sides down, 1-2 minutes or until toasted.

News24.com | Cape Town residents fined for not complying with Level 6B restriction

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Cape Town – Cape Town law enforcement officials have issued R4 000 in fines to residents who have failed to comply with the new level 6B water restrictions, which kicked in on Thursday.

Under the new restrictions, water consumption is limited to 50 litres per person per day in the hope that Day Zero – the day the taps will be closed – can be avoided.

City law enforcement inspector Wayne Dyason said officers and officials from the City’s water and sanitation department clamped down on water use on Thursday morning. Hose pipes and buckets were confiscated, he said.

In Noordhoek, officers came across a spring where the water had been diverted to fill a 2 500 litre container. It was allegedly sold for between R1 600 and R2 500, Dyason said.

The case had been handed over to the provincial environmental compliance and enforcement directorate for further investigation. 

Dyason said a similar case, involving the alleged diversion of a rivulet, was being investigated in Constantia.

“There are many reported cases of water being illegally pumped from vleis and rivers and the City, along with its provincial and national enforcement counterparts, will investigate and action each reported case.”

                                           Buckets containing water on a sidewalk. (Supplied)

                                                   Water flowing into a container. (Supplied)

Sport24.co.za | Masterful Kohli helps India end Proteas record run

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Cape Town – Rival captains, Virat Kohli and Faf du Plessis, both scored superb centuries but in the end India coasted to a comfortable six-wicket victory with nearly 5 overs to spare in the opening ODI at Kingsmead on Thursday.

SCORECARD: Proteas v India, 1st ODI – Kingsmead

Du Plessis’ century (120 off 112 balls, 11 fours and 2 sixes) was marginally faster than Kohli’s (112 off 119 balls, 10 fours) but both innings had to be seen in the context of the match overall.

The match was effectively decided in the first place by the Proteas only managing to score 51/4 in the 13 overs between the 15th and 28th overs and in the second by the Indian record third-wicket partnership in ODIs against South Africa of 189 off 188 balls between Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane (79 off 86 balls, 5 fours and 2 sixes).

By the time Andile Phehlukwayo claimed both their wickets the match was as good as over as a contest.

Kohli, in making his 33rd ODI century, showed once again how good he is in pacing a successful chase, something he has done on numerous occasions for India.

By contrast, Du Plessis first had to bring some stability to the South African innings before setting about trying to set a target that gave the Proteas some sort of chance as he shared successive partnerships of 74 for the sixth wicket with Chris Morris and 56 for the seventh wicket with Phehlukwayo before finally perishing in the final over with four balls left to be bowled.

In the Proteas middle-order struggle India had two match-winners in their two wrist spinners, Yuzvendra Chahal (2/45) and Kuldeep Yadav (3/34), who both bowled their full complement of 10 overs. It was their ability to take wickets in the middle overs that proved decisive.

The Proteas were a good 50 to 60 runs short of the total they needed after winning the toss and they will hardly need reminding that their successive series wins against Australia, Sri Lanka and New Zealand last summer were all built around their ability to make totals in excess of 300 consistently whenever they were required whether setting or chasing.

The fact of the matter is that, with the changing nature of this format, a total of 300 is the minimum benchmark to be competitive and this no doubt will be top of the agenda as the Proteas prepare for the second match at SuperSport Park on Sunday.