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Breakfast Indaba with Ludre Stevens |
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| Description: |  Ludré Stevens is a co-founder and CEO of YuDoMail. YuDoMail is a FinTech start-up and solves the risks and costs associated with business email. Prior to founding YuDo, Ludré worked in the financial services industry for 12 years. His last was as a Vice President at Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, where he ran large technology and process change projects across London, New York, Mumbai and Hong Kong. Outside of work Ludre is a co-founder and Trustee of the Ubunye Unity Trust, a UK charity that funds community development projects in South Africa. He is also the Founder and Deputy Chairperson of the United Nations Association Westminster Young Professionals and the Leader of the Democratic Alliance Abroad. Ludre is originally from Johannesburg in South Africa and has been living in London for the 11 years.  What's great about working with other South Africans? They speak your language. They are friendly, clear, honest and direct in their business dealings and, like you, know what hard work means - and they have fun doing it. You and your business need people like that – people you can trust. The event is aimed at South African or businesses owned by South Africans, those who do business in South Africa or employ South Africans, and who simply like South Africa and its people. The Breakfast Indaba will offer a one-minute business presentation by each business present, a presentation on educational and other opportunities by the Chamber, and a special offer to attendees who want to join the South African Chamber of Commerce. All this for £15.00. To have exclusive rights to present your chosen profession/industry please ensure you register. *Please note that it is Chamber policy to allow non-members the chance to attend two Breakfast Indabas before we invite you to become a member.* |
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| Date: | 7:30am to 9:00am, Thu 10th Dec 2015 | |||
| Venue: | Carluccio's | |||
| Covent Garden | ||||
| London, WC2E 9BH | ||||
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