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what skills does Sheila have for running her business?Where do you think she learnt these skills?

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Answered by khushimaurya5128
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Case study 2:

Following the family example

Sheila Radebe knew that she wanted to own her own business since the

days as a jewellery design student at Wits Technicon. Sheila is the owner of

African Jewels in Pretoria, a business that manufactures and exports

jewellery.

The business makes ethnically decorated jewellery that includes necklaces,

rings, earrings and beaded costume jewellery. Sheila’s manufacturing

business has expanded from employing three people to ten people and gone

from a small room to a big workshop. She has employed six people from the

local community and started a mentorship programme for youth who want

to learn more about jewellery design.

With a father who owned his own grocery store in Mamelodi and an older

brother who is an entrepreneur, business is where Sheila always wanted to

work. The banks did not want to give Sheila a loan, so her father and

brother became partners in her business by giving the necessary finance.

Sheila believes other women should start their own businesses, no matter

how small. They should combine their skills just as Sheila did. Sheila’s

business combines her passion for design and creativity with her dreams of

being an entrepreneur.

While the business is successful, Sheila is looking at other business

opportunities. Her advice to potential entrepreneurs is not to make excuses

about not having skills or resources.

Activity 3

1. What skills does Sheila have for running her business? Where do you

think she learnt these skills?

2. Anthony, in Case Study 1, is in the retail industry and Sheila is in the

manufacturing industry. Explain the difference between these two

types of businesses.

3. Tabulate your answer to explain the differences

4. Who are Anthony’s customers and who are Sheila’s customers?

5. Anthony mentioned the importance of having goals. What do you think

Sheila’s goal is? Explain.

6. Explain how Sheila was able to finance her business venture.

7. What does Sheila give back to her community?

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