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Exhibitor & Speaker Programme Exhibitor & Speaker programme CONTENTS i. Hall Activation (Exhibition & Speaker) Mamelodi Mamelodi West Community Hall Pg. 3 Tembisa Ivory Park Community Hall Pg. 6 Alexandra Eastbank Hall Pg. 10 Soweto Ipelegeng Community Hall Pg. 13 ii. Mall Activation (Outside broadcast/Industrial theatre/Game show) Mamelodi Denlyn Shopping Centre Pg. 19 Tembisa Phumulani Mall Pg. 21 Soweto Maponya Mall Pg. 23 Alexandra Alexandra Plaza Pg. 25 Soweto Maponya Mall Pg. 27 iii. Media Pg. 29 iv. Topics Pg. 31 v. Annexure A: Additional Activities Pg. 33 vi. Contact details: Service providers Pg. 39 HALL ACTIVATION Pg. 1 i. HALL ACTIVATION (Exhibition & Presentations) Dates: 8-12 October 2018 Time: 09h00-17h00 Areas & Venues: - Mamelodi, Mamelodi West Community Hall - Tembisa, Ivory Park Community Hall - Alexandra, Eastbank Hall - Soweto, Ipelegeng Community Hall (Jabavu) Cross Road Set up day before 7 October 2018 from 16H00-17H00 The Gauteng Office of Consumer Affairs will have 1 Bus per area for 5 days each. Pg. 2 HALL 1: MAMELODI WEST COMMUNITY CENTRE Pg. 3 Mamelodi West Community Hall Programme of Speakers & Topics Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 08h30- Consumer Affairs Bus outside venue 09h00 Facilitating workshops outside using their mobile bus 09h00- FSCA FSCA FSCA FSCA FSCA 09h15 09h15- ASISA FEDGROUP FEDGROUP SA HOME LOANS ASISA 10h00 FOUNDATION Basic Money Basic Money Basic Money FOUNDATION Industrial management management management Industrial Theatre Theatre (Budgeting, (Budgeting, Savings, Debt Savings, Debt Management) Management) 10h00- SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL SECTOR PENSION FUND FINANCIAL SA HOME LOANS 11h00 OMBUDSMAN CONDUCT ADJUDICATOR SECTOR Basic Money How insurance AUTHORITY The role of the PFA CONDUCT management fits in in one’s How to claim for AUTHORITY financial well- Unclaimed pension How to claim for being, the benefits Unclaimed office’s role in pension benefits dispute resolution 11h00- FAIS OMBUD HARAMBEE FINANCIAL SECTOR CREDIT OMBUD NEDBANK 12h00 Savings, The role of CONDUCT What could go Personal Budgeting Investments, Harambee and how AUTHORITY wrong in your and Credit Funerals, they can help youth How to claim for credit Management Insurance, Unclaimed pension agreement? Banking Credit, benefits Overcharging of Consumer interest/fees Rights, Avoiding Unfair/incorrect certain pitfalls, negative listings Why you need Prescribed debt the FAIS Fraud/Garnishee ombud? orders 12h00- ASISA MIOSA FINANCIALLY FIT COUNCIL FOR ASISA 12h30 FOUNDATION The Role of the LIFE DEBT FOUNDATION Industrial motor insurance How to live a COLLECTORS Industrial Theatre - Theatre - industry financially fit life Their role in (Budgeting, (Budgeting, ombudsman reducing Savings, Debt Savings, Debt consumer debt. Management) Management) BREAK 13h00- MIOSA PENSION FUND SMARTMONEY NEF HARAMBEE 14h00 The Role of the ADJUDICATOR Basic Money The role of the The role of motor insurance The role of the PFA management NEF Harambee and how industry they can help the ombudsman youth Pg. 4 14H00- OMBUDSMAN HARAMBEE NATIONAL CREDIT OMBUD 15H00 FOR BANKING The role of CREDIT What could go SERVICES Harambee and how REGULATOR wrong in your Understanding they can help the Unlawful credit credit agreement? unauthorised youth agreements/cost Overcharging of debit of interest/fees orders/how we credit/deceptive Unfair/incorrect can help you? & unfair practices negative listings Prescribed debt Fraud/Garnishee orders 15h00- ASISA FINANCIALLY FIT ASISA 15h30 FOUNDATION LIFE FOUNDATION Industrial How to live a Industrial Theatre Theatre financially fit life (Budgeting, (Budgeting, Savings, Debt Savings, Debt Management) Management) Exhibitors ASISA FOUNDATION (Mon & Frid) COUNCIL FOR DEBT COLLECTORS (Thurs only) CREDIT OMBUDSMAN (Thurs & Friday) FAIS OMBUDSMAN (Mon only) FEDGROUP (5 days, all areas) FINANCIAL SECTOR CONDUCT AUTHORITY (FSCA) (5 days, Mamelodi, Tembisa & Soweto only) (Mon-Frid) FINANCIALLY FIT LIFE (Wed&Thurs only) Exhibitor and Speaker GAUTENG DEPT. OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (Mon-Frid) HARAMBEE (5 days, all areas Mon-frid) MOTOR INDUSTRY OMBUDSMAN OF SA (MIOSA)( Mon&Tues only) NATIONAL CREDIT REGULATOR (NCR) (Thurs only) NATIONAL EMPOWERMENT FUND (Thurs only) NEDBANK- Facilitator only (Frid) OMBUDSMAN FOR BANKING SERVICES & LONG –TERM INSURANCE OMBUD (Mon only) PENSION FUND ADJUDICATOR (5 days, all areas, Mon-frid) POSTBANK (Mamelodi, Mon - frid) SA HOME LOANS (Mon & Frid) SHORT-TERM INSURANCE OMBUD (Mon only) SMARTMONEY – Facilitator Contact person for Mamelodi Thuso Ngwagwe 0839645076 (FSCA) Laura Masemola (FSCA) Keketso Matlebyane 0728549844 (FSCA) Lyntina 0790649180 (Scatterlings, Events Company) Charne 0823453147(Scatterlings, Events Company) Kailash Chetty 065 839 9226 (PR & Marketing) Pierre Nel 083 743 7124 (PR & Marketing) Pg. 5 HALL 2: TEMBISA IVORY PARK COMMUNITY HALL Pg. 6 Tembisa – Ivory Park Community Hall Programme of Speakers & Topics Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 08h30- Consumer Affairs Bus outside venue 09h00 Facilitating workshops outside using their mobile bus 09h00- FSCA FSCA FSCA FSCA FSCA 09h15 Khayalakhe Themba Mahlangu Khayalakhe Themba Mahlangu Khayalakhe Ndlovu Ndlovu Ndlovu 09h15- FEDGROUP ASISA SA HOME LOANS FEDGROUP SMARTMONEY 10h00 Basic Money FOUNDATION Basic Money Basic Money Basic Money management Industrial Theatre management management management (Budgeting, Savings, Debt Management) 10h00- NEDBANK SHORT-TERM CREDIT BUREAU PENSION FUND SHORT-TERM 11h00 Personal OMBUDSMAN ASSOCIATION ADJUDICATOR OMBUDSMAN Budgeting and How insurance fits (CBA) The role of the PFA How insurance fits in Credit in in one’s financial Their role & in one’s financial Management well-being, the gaining access to well-being, the office’s role in your free credit office’s role in dispute resolution report yearly dispute resolution 11h00- FINANCIAL HARAMBEE NATIONAL HARAMBEE FINANCIAL SECTOR 12h00 SECTOR The role of EMPOWERMENT The role of CONDUCT CONDUCT Harambee and how FUND Harambee and how AUTHORITY AUTHORITY they can help the The role of the they can help the How to claim for How to claim for youth NEF youth Unclaimed pension Unclaimed benefits pension benefits 12h00- HARAMBEE ASISA CREDIT OMBUD NATIONAL 12h30 The role of FOUNDATION What could go EMPOWERMENT Harambee and Industrial Theatre wrong in your FUND how they can (Budgeting, credit The role of the NEF help the youth Savings, Debt agreement? Management) Overcharging of interest/fees Unfair/incorrect negative listings Prescribed debt Fraud/Garnishee orders BREAK 13h00- PENSION FUND FAIS OMBUD NATIONAL SMARTMONEY NATIONAL CREDIT 14h00 ADJUDICATOR Savings, CREDIT Basic Money REGULATOR The role of the Investments, REGULATOR management Unlawful credit PFA Funerals, Unlawful credit agreements/cost of Insurance, Banking agreements/cost credit/ deceptive & Credit, Consumer of credit/ unfair practices Rights, Avoiding deceptive & certain pitfalls, unfair practices Why you need the FAIS ombud? Pg. 7 14H00- NATIONAL PENSION FUND HARAMBEE PENSION FUND 15H00 CREDIT ADJUDICATOR The role of ADJUDICATOR REGULATOR The role of the PFA Harambee and The role of the PFA Unlawful credit how they can agreements/cost help the youth of credit/ deceptive & unfair practices 15h00- SA HOME LOANS ASISA COUNCIL FOR NATIONAL CREDIT COUNCIL FOR DEBT 15h30 Basic Money FOUNDATION DEBT REGULATOR COLLECTORS management Industrial Theatre COLLECTORS Unlawful credit Their role in reducing (Budgeting, Their role in agreements/cost of consumer debt. Savings, Debt reducing credit/ deceptive & Management) consumer debt. unfair practices Facilitated workshops Room 1 SMARTMONEY INVESTMENT WISE SMARTMONEY SMARTMONEY 25 pax 10h00-11h00 Financial wellness 10h00-11h00 10h00-11h00 workshop & 11h00-13h00 & CHARTER CHARTER CHARTER & ACADEMY ACADEMY ACADEMY CHARTER ACADEMY 11h00-12h00 & 11h00-12h00 & 11h00-12h00 & 11h00-12h00 & 13h00-14h00 13h00-14h00 13h00-14h00 13h00-14h00 Room 2 ASISA Foundation ASISA Foundation 5 ASISA Foundation ASISA Foundation 5 ASISA Foundation 5 60 pax 5 day programme day programme 5 day programme day programme day programme Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship & & SME’s & SME’s & SME’s & SME’s SME’s Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Times: 10h00- Times: 10h00- Times: 10h00- Times: 10h00- Times: 10h00-12h00 12h00 &13h00- 12h00 &13h00- 12h00 &13h00- 12h00 &13h00- &13h00-15h00 15h00 15h00 15h00 15h00 Exhibitors ASISA FOUNDATION (Industrial Theatre - Tues only) Entrepreneur workshops – Mon-Frid 2 sessions per day CHARTER ACADEMY Mon, Wed, Thur – Frid, 2 sessions per day COUNCIL FOR DEBT COLLECTORS (Wed & Frid only) CREDIT BUREAU ASSOCIATION (CBA) (Wed only) TransUnion CREDIT OMBUDSMAN (Wed only) FAIS OMBUDSMAN (Tues only) FEDGROUP (5 days, all areas) FINANCIAL SECTOR CONDUCT AUTHORITY (FSCA) (Soweto, Tembisa and Mamelodi only) (Mon-Frid) GAUTENG DEPT. OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (Mon-Frid) HARAMBEE (5 days, all areas Mon-frid) NATIONAL CREDIT REGULATOR (NCR) (Wed&Frid) NATIONAL EMPOWERMENT FUND (Wed&Frid only) NEDBANK - Facilitator only (Mon) Pg. 8 PENSION FUND ADJUDICATOR (PFA) (5 days, all areas, Mon-frid) SA HOMELOANS - Facilitator only SHORT-TERM INSURANCE OMBUDSMAN (Tues & Frid only) SMARTMONEY Facilitator only Contact person for Tembisa Khayalakhe Ndlovu 078 832 4567 (FSCA) Themba Mahlangu 073 465 8859 (FSCA) Lyntina 0790649180 (Scatterlings, Events Company) Charne 0823453147(Scatterlings, Events Company) Kailash Chetty 065 839 9226 (PR & Marketing) Pierre Nel 083 743 7124 (PR
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