INDEX

3. The Summary of Big Brands Media

4. Big Brands Media focus area
5. Big Brands Media Employment Creation
6. Project Implementation team
7. Evidence of Work Done
8. Evidence of Work Done
9. Evidence of Work Done
10. Evidence of Work Done

11. Big Brands Media’s Innovative Intervention

12. Executive Summary
13. Executive Summary

14. Alignment to International and National Priorities such as Policies or Legislation

15. The National Environment Management: Waste Act, 2008 (Act no:59 of 2008)
16. The National Environment Management: Waste Act, 2008 (Act no:59 of 2008)

17. Targeted District Municipalities

18. Targeted District Municipalities
19. Campaign Mentor
20. Dr. Malinga

21. Detailed Implementation Plan

22. Phase 1: Recruitment and Selection of Prospective Learners
23. Master Class
24. Master Class
25. Group Discussions
26. Group Discussions
27. Exhibition
28. Exhibition

29. Phase 2: Orientation and Placement of learners

30. Orientation Workshop
31. Orientation Workshop
32. Placement of Learners at Public TVET Colleges
33. Placement of Learners at Public TVET Colleges
34. Phase 3: Entrepreneurship Development
35. Entrepreneurship training Workshop
36. Entrepreneurship training Workshop
37. Business development Roundtable Discussions for SMME’s
38. Business development Roundtable Discussions for SMME’s
39. Media Engagement Tools
40. Media Engagement Tools
41. Return of Investment for Client
42. Working towards achieving principles and goals of the policy statement of the National Skills Development Plan
43. Working towards achieving principles and goals of the policy statement of the National Skills Development Plan
44. Merseta’s Brand Name Exposure Value
45. Merseta’s Brand Name Exposure Value

46. How Much it costs

47. Overall campaign costs
48. Detailed breakdown of the overall campaign costs
49. Recruitment and selection of learners costs
50. Media engagement costs
51. Placement costs
52. Induction workshop costs
53. Entrepreneurship training costs
54. Sub-contracting roundtable costs
55. Internship Recruitment Costs

56. Contact Us
SUMMARY OF BIG BRANDS MEDIA
1. Big Brands Media focus area
2. Evidence of Work Done
 BIG BRANDS MEDIA’S FOCUS AREA
Big Brands Media (BBM) is a youth-focused Social Impact enterprise, which is owned
by Mr. Lebogang Ramodike. Mr. Ramodike has more than 15 years’ experience in
the Media and Entertainment industry as well as in facilitating rural youth
development programmes.
Over the next ten years (2020-2030) Big Brands Media will work towards achieving
the National Development Plan vision 2030.
The country’s developmental vision is to build an inclusive society and economy. Our
primary target will be the following: unemployed youth who have a self-taught skill;
and vulnerable groups such as survivors of gender based violence, adolescent girls
vulnerable to HIV/AIDS, TB and Sexually transmitted infections, youth with intellectual
disabilities, who live in poor communities.
Big Brands Media advocates for an equal opportunity for unemployed youth who
have a self-taught skill and other vulnerable groups to access skills development
programmes that support occupations in high demand, which are in line with Sector
Skills Plans.
These unemployed self-taught and vulnerable groups are located in communities
that have a low education and training base.
Our interventions offer unemployed youth and vulnerable groups a chance to grow
their Small and Medium Enterprises or cooperatives by taking advantage of
preferential procurement opportunities offered by Public institutions. These
preferential procurement opportunities can be found at local municipalities,
provincial developments and Private sector enterprises that operate in the
respective communities of the beneficiaries of Occupations in high demand training
programmes.
Big Brands Media will raise the financial investment through the Skills levy’s ‘Catalytic
Fund’ required to implement the strategic partnership based programmes through
the submission of both unsolicited (proactive and reactive) solicited proposals to
Sector Education Training Authorities.
Big Brands Media will initiate strategic partnership-based programmes with National
Government departments, agencies, which are mandated to support unemployed
youth and vulnerable groups living in destitute communities.
The strategic partnership based programmes will make use of Innovative project
delivery such as Master Classes, group discussions, celebrity social media networking
platforms, which aims to educate the prospective learners and the public about the
Occupations in high demand training programmes and what is the registration
process that the prospective learners need to follow when applying for them.
BIG BRANDS MEDIA EMPLOYMENT CREATION
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TEAM
 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TEAM

Head of
Campaign

Heidi
Lamberton

Human
Resource
Manager

Pearl Thaver
Training Physical
Manager Disabled

Kgomotso
Mogane

Traditional
Equipment Administration Leadership Media Relations Ground Logistics Administration
Branding Officer
Officer Officer Relations Officer Officer Officer
Officer

Freddie Thabo Kgomotso

Mathobela Lebese Sefoka Rethabile Mokale Masti
Gail Visage
Intellectual Intellectual Maake Matshego Sebela Physical
Disability Disability Disability
EVIDENCE OF WORK DONE
 EVIDENCE OF WORK DONE
Supported by: SABC, Engen Petroleum Ltd, Wits University
EVIDENCE OF WORK DONE
 EVIDENCE OF WORK DONE
Social Cohesion Symposiums : Constitution Hill & Nelson Mandela Centre for
Memory
Strategic Partners: Nelson Mandela Foundation and Brand South Africa (Play
your Part initiative)
BIG BRANDS MEDIA’S INNOVATIVE
INTERVENTION
Executive Summary
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The purpose and rationale is proposal is to equip informal waste pickers with a self-
taught who are located in Urban Metropolitan Municipalities with a Environmental
Waste Management National qualification to be piloted by a Public TVET College
that will ultimately enable informal waste pickers to impact waste management
positively and contribute to the National imperative of the National Department of
Environmental Affairs and Waste Management Act.
Through skills development and collaborative relationships, the informal waste
pickers will bring the required to skills to capacitate the informal waste sector to
adhere to health and safety principles when recycling plastic and scrap metal.
And the additional spin off will be the growth the rural waste management
economies.
The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme will focus on youth with a self-
taught skill in waste management and recycling.
The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme with will recruit informal waste
pickers between the ages of 18-24 years old into Environmental Management
Learnership programmes at the Public TVET College; the learnership programme
aims to contribute the minimisation, re-use, recycling and recovery of waste in the
manufacturing industries that are affiliated to MerSETA.
These informal waste pickers are located in informal settlements, townships in the
following District municipalities; City of Johannesburg, City of Cape Town, Nelson
Mandela bay and eThekwini.
The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme will use popular culture
engagement tools to capture its young audience.
Some of these tools include Master Classes, Group Discussions, Exhibitions and, eNCA
Live Crossings and Social Media networking platforms.
The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme will contract young men in
the media and entertainment sector who run their enterprises.
By linking them to economic opportunities, we shall continue to build a generation
of self-employed citizens that positively contribute to the Manufacturing sector that
support the developmental direction of the country.
ALIGNMENT TO NATIONAL PRIORITIES
THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT: WASTE ACT,
2008 (ACT NO 59 OF 2008).
 THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT: WASTE ACT,
2008 (ACT NO 59 OF 2008).
The Department of Environmental Affairs has developed the National Waste
Management Strategy, which aims to promote waste minimisation, re-use, recycling,
recovery of waste.

This was done to fast track the effective implementation of the National
Environmental Management: Waste Act, 2008 (Act no 59 of 2008).

The strategy deals with three industry waste management plans (iWMPs) namely: the
Paper, and Packaging; Electrical and Electronic; and lighting industries respectively.

The Department of Environmental Affairs considers the development of industrial

waste management plans as one of the co-regulatory mechanisms that will award
industry the opportunity to implement the Extended Producer Responsibility.
TARGETED DISTRICT MUNICIPALITIES
TARGETED DISTRICT MUNICIPALITIES
City of Johannesburg

City of Ethekwini

City of Cape Town

Nelson Mandela Bay

CAMPAIGN MENTOR
DR. MALINGA
Dr. Malinga whose real name is Doctor
Goodwill Malinga was born on the 7th
July in Themba, Hammanskraal. He is
the first born child and has three
siblings. Dr Malinga went to Bokomaso
highschool in Stinkwater north of
Pretoria.

He started singing at a younger age.

He used to sing gospel music and then
went to Afro songs.

Dr. Malinga’s employment break was

in 1998 when Phumi Maduna of Cheek
Cheek was singing for a promotion
outside Russels Furniture shop. When
Phumi took a break Dr. Malinga took
the microphone and Began signing
pamphlet.

The owner of Furniture store also

donated a cellphone to Dr. Malinga,
so that they can be able to contact
him, when they need him to come
and promote the sales specials. His first
salary was R 200.00

Three years in a row, he won the

Mbabane Cultural Calabash
Competition. He entered the Thobela
FM’s voice of Choice, where he won a
Mazda 3. Dr. Malinga sold his car to
build a house for his mother. Chose to
live in a RDP house while building his
mother’s house.

Dr. Malinga is regards Dr Rebecca

Malope as his idol…during his live
performances, he performs Dr.
Rebecca Malope legendary.
DETAILED IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
PHASE 1: RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION OF
PROSPECTIVE LEARNERS
Master Class
Group Discussions
Exhibition
MASTER CLASS
 MASTER CLASS
The Master Class will be made up of a panel of six captains of the manufacturing
industry that deal with Environmental Management Leadership Programme.
The captains of industry will share more information about the process that the
young people need to follow when applying of Learnership programme. The young
minds will listen to testimonial messages from other young people who have
benefited from enrolling in a Learnership Programme.
Campaign Mentor will tweet and upload content on their digital platforms during
the Master Class, and it will take place at the Community Centre between 09:00-
12:00.
The eNCA will cross live to the community centre during the Master Class, and a
regional radio station will broadcast live from the venue.
GROUP DISCUSSIONS
 GROUP DISCUSSIONS
The group discussions will be lead by Learning and Development experts from
member companies. The member companies will also be part of the recycling
industry possessing in-depth knowledge about the Environmental Management
Learnership Programmes within the MerSETA value chain.
Campaign mentors will support the Learning and Development experts. The young
minds will have the opportunity to register on-site for the Environmental
Management Learnership with approved Public TVET Colleges that are affiliated to
the Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme.
The Group Discussions will take place between 12h00 – 15h00 at the visited
community centre. Media personalities will tweet and upload content from the
session to increase the reach of the courses.

The regional commercial radio station will broadcast live between 12;00-15:00.
EXHIBITION
 EXHIBITION
The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme Expo will provide an
opportunity for Manufacturing value chain experts to have face-to-face
engagements with the young people about the products and services they offer.

The informal waste pickers will have one-on-one sessions with various exhibition
partners.

South Africa’s Female Artists and DJs will entertain the young people. This will also be
an alcohol-free event.

The Regional Youth radio station’s afternoon show will broadcast live from the
Exhibition between 15:00-18:00 and the visited community centres.

Campaign partners will conduct interviews to give a summary of the work that was
done throughout the day.
PHASE 2: ORIENTATION AND PLACEMENT OF
LEARNERS AT PUBLIC TVET COLLEGES
ORIENTATION WORKSHOP
 ORIENTATION WORKSHOP
The Orientation Workshops is a session aimed to give informal waste pickers more
information on the service level agreement that they will be expected to sign.
These workshops will take place in every province under the guidance of our
implementation partners for quality assurance and quick turn-around times.
These sessions will provide the young people with a detailed understanding of
deliverables, milestones and rules of engagement.
The young people will receive the necessary toolkits for the duration of the
Learnership Programme. The young people will then sign a pledge as a sign of
commitment.
Radio Broadcast live from the venue between 15:00-18:00.
PLACEMENT OF LEARNERS AT PUBLIC TVET
COLLEGES
PLACEMENT OF LEARNERS AT PUBLIC TVET
COLLEGES
Northlink TVET College

Port Elizabeth TVET College

Central KZN TVET College

Central Johannesburg TVET College

PHASE 3: ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING WORKSHOP
 ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING WORKSHOP
The Entrepreneurship training Workshop will educate young people about the
various compulsory documents required when doing business with the State.

The Workshop will raise awareness on the following, B-BBEE affidavit; Tax Clearance
Certificate; Confirmation of Banking; Company profile.

The Media personality attending the Workshops will upload content during the
session.
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ROUNDTABLE
DISCUSSIONS FOR SMMES
 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ROUNDTABLE
DISCUSSIONS FOR SMMES
The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme Business Development
Roundtable Discussions will be presented with the support of experts from the Office
of the Chief Procurement Officers that procurer goods and services from the
Manufacturing Value Chain.

The experts will educate the young people about the Supply management processes
that Small, medium enterprises need to follow when doing business with them.

The young people will be assisted with on-site registration on the various enterprise
development programmes and also as vendors on the campaign partners supplier
chain databases and also the National Treasury databases.

Media personalities will tweet and upload content from the session to increase the
media reach of the events.

Radio Broadcast live between 15;00-18:00.

MEDIA ENGAGEMENT TOOLS
 MEDIA ENGAGEMENT TOOLS
eNCA
eNCA news anchor will host the flagships activities of the
empowerment programmes and the various eNCA live crossings to the
venue throughout the day. Educational messaging will be flighted on
eNCA post the event.

Regional Commercial radio stations

The Regional youth Commercial radio stations will broadcast live from
the various flagship programmes. The stations will also flight educational
messages that educate young people about the numerous waste
reduction learnership programmes.

Community radio stations

The community radio stations will flight broadcast live from the various
flagship programmes of the empowerment programmes.

Media Personalities Social Media Networking platforms:

The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme will use
inspirational young South Africans that have a significant following on
Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat.

The Media personalities will use their social media platforms to promote
the different flagship activities of the Informal Waste Pickers
Empowerment Programme that will be taking place. The Inspirational
young South Africans have a combined Instagram reach of 10 Million
followers per venue.
 RETURN OF INVESTMENT FOR MerSETA
1. Working towards achieving principles and goals of the policy
statement of the National Skills Development Plan…
2. MerSETA’s Brand Name Exposure opportunity
 WORKING TOWARDS ACHIEVING PRINCIPLES
AND GOALS OF THE POLICY STATEMENT OF THE
NATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PLAN
 WORKING TOWARDS ACHIEVING PRINCIPLES
AND GOALS OF THE POLICY STATEMENT OF THE
NATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PLAN
The Informal Waste Pickers Empowerment Programme will support the principles and
goals of the policy statements of the National Skills Development Plan which are as
follows; advancing an equitable and integrated system; greater inclusivity and
collaboration across the system; focusing on support system for learners.

1. Advancing an equitable and integrated system, the National Skills

Development Plan carries with it the commitment to transformation and redress
through a strong focus on addressing equity in relation to gender, race disability
and ensure that skills development reaches those who are unemployed as well
as those who are pre-employed (students).

2. Greater inclusivity and collaboration across the system, collaboration through

partnerships within the public and private sector as well as between the public
and private sector to support effective skills development.

3. Focusing on support system for learners, prospective learners and the public
are aware of when and how to apply for programmes and have access to a
simplified and centralised process.
MERSETA’S BRAND NAME EXPOSURE
 MERSETA’S BRAND NAME EXPOSURE
Logo placement of MerSETA
• Promotional material such as caps, T-shirts, straw bags
• Programmes, booklets, flyers, posters
• PPC Clothing

Regional commercial radio stations

• MerSeta’s name to be mentioned in 30 second recorded promos that seek to
promote the live broadcast.
• Interviews during the live broadcast
• Recorded educational messaging to be played in the morning drive and the
afternoon shows.

eNCA News Channel 403:

• 1 x 5-5min Segment live cross over per venue
• 10 x 60” branded content Flighting post event

Celebrity Social Media Networking

• Uploading of video, images of the programmes on Instagram, twitter and
Facebook
• Uploading of Call to Action content (flyers)
• Retweeting and tag the Official MerSeta social media handles
HOW MUCH IT COSTS
 OVERALL CAMPAIGN COSTS

DESCRIPTION TOTAL

Recruitment and Selection of learners R 12 815 000,00

Media and Communication R 29 200 000,00

Placement of Learners at Public TVET

Colleges R 50 800 000,00

Orientation Workshop R 4 155 000,00

Entrepreneurship Training R 4 195 000,00

Sub-contracting Roundtable Discussions R 6 835 000,00

Internship Opportunity for unemployment

graduates R 21 600 000,00

Sub Total R 129 600 000,00

Project Management Fee R 9 720 000.00

Sub total R 139 320 000,00

VAT R 20 898 000.00
Sub Total R 160 218 000,00
DETAILED BREAKDOWN OF THE OVERALL
CAMPAIGN COSTS
 RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION OF LEARNERS
COSTS
DESCRIPTION QTY TOTAL

Catering and Décor

Breakfast for the unemployed black youth: Assorted
fruit platter, assorted muffins, tea and coffee 250 R75,00 4 R75 000,00
Lunch packs students 250 R120,00 4 R120 000,00
Lunch packs for Community Policing Marshalls 250 R120,00 4 R120 000,00
Catering equipment: delegate chairs, décor and
décor delivery set up 1 R60 000,00 4 R240 000,00
Sub Total R555 000,00

Safety and security

EMS Services 1 R20 000,00 4 R80 000,00
Security deployment and drafting of safety and
security plans 1 R120 000,00 4 R480 000,00
Bouncers 1 R65 000,00 4 R260 000,00
Community Policing Forum 500 R160,00 4 R320 000,00
Sub Total R1 140 000,00

Event Production
Sound, stage and lighting and Led screen 1 R350 000,00 4 R1 400 000,00
Video and photography equipment and personnel
and Post production 1 R120 000,00 4 R480 000,00
Mobile toilets, event fencing 1 R150 000,00 4 R600 000,00
Sub Total R2 480 000,00

Celebrity Participation Fees

Celebrity Motivational speakers: Master Class,
Working Groups and Empowerment expo 6 R100 000,00 4 R2 400 000,00
Celebrity Programme Directors for the flagship
activities 8 R60 000,00 4 R1 920 000,00
Performance fees during the empowerment expos 10 R40 000,00 4 R1 600 000,00
Sub Total R5 920 000,00

Travel, Accommodation and Ground transportation

Accommodation and Flights for motivational
speakers, celebrities and implementation team 80 R5 000,00 4 R1 600 000,00
Ground Transport for motivational speakers and
celebrities 80 R3 500,00 4 R1 120 000,00
Sub Total R2 720 000,00

Grand Total R12 815 000,00

 MEDIA ENGAGEMENT COSTS

Number
of
DESCRIPTION Qty Unit price venues Total
Campaign Identity

Goodie Bags
V Neck T-shirts 300 R120,00 16 R576 000,00
Caps 300 R60,00 16 R288 000,00
Notebooks 300 R35,00 16 R168 000,00
Pens 300 R25,00 16 R120 000,00
Branded water bottles and straw bag, lanyard
and USB 300 R60,00 16 R288 000,00
Sub Total R1 440 000,00

Indoor and Outdoor Branding

Pull-up banners 10 R30 000,00 16 R4 800 000,00
Cluster Flags 10 R15 000,00 16 R2 400 000,00
Teardrop banners 10 R8 000,00 16 R1 280 000,00
Media banners 10 R12 000,00 16 R1 920 000,00
R10 400 000,00
Digital Media
Social media posting 10 R20 000,00 16 R3 200 000,00
Content development 10 R5 000,00 16 R800 000,00
Sub total R4 000 000,00

Radio Campaigns
Radio live broadcast 1 R340 000,00 16 R5 440 000,00
Radio educational Messaging 1 R200 000,00 16 R3 200 000,00
Content development material 1 R45 000,00 16 R720 000,00
Sub Total R9 360 000,00

Television Media
Radio educational messaging 1 R150 000,00 16 R2 400 000,00
Content development material 1 R100 000,00 16 R1 600 000,00
Sub Total R4 000 000,00

Grand Sub Total R29 200 000,00

 PLACEMENT COSTS
DESCRIPTION Quantity Unit price Number of venue Total

Placement and Training

cost

Learner will be at the

Automotive 36 months 100 R120 000,00 4 R48 000 000,00
Sub Total R48 000 000,00

Tooling per Learner

Learners need to equipped

with study material, tools
and PPC 100 R4 500,00 4 R1 800 000,00
Sub Total R1 800 000,00

Stipend per learner

Learners will be paid a

stipend to ensure that then
transport and meals are
taken care 100 R2 500,00 4 R1 000 000,00
Sub Total R1 000 000,00

Grand Total R50 800 000,00

 INDUCTION WORKSHOP COSTS
Number of
DESCRIPTION Unit Price venues Total
Catering and Décor
Breakfast for the unemployed black
youth: Assorted fruit platter, assorted
muffins, tea and coffee 250 R75,00 4 R75 000,00
Lunch packs students 250 R120,00 4 R120 000,00
Lunch packs for Community Policing
Marshalls 250 R120,00 4 R120 000,00
Catering equipment: delegate chairs,
décor and décor delivery set up 1 R60 000,00 4 R240 000,00
Sub Total R555 000,00

Facilitation and Content development

Facilitate Orientation sessions 1 R40 000,00 4 R160 000,00
Facilitators 3 R40 000,00 4 R480 000,00
Orientation toolkits 100 R5 000,00 4 R2 000 000,00
Sub Total R2 640 000,00

Event Production
Indoor Sound, stage and lighting and
Led screen 1 R120 000,00 4 R480 000,00
Indoor Video and photography
equipment and personnel and Post
production 1 R45 000,00 4 R180 000,00
Venue hire cost 1 R15 000,00 4 R60 000,00
Sub Total R720 000,00

Travel, Accommodation and Ground

transportation
Accommodation and Flights for
motivational speakers, celebrities and
implementation team 15 R3 000,00 4 R180 000,00
Ground Transport for motivational
speakers and celebrities 6 R2 500,00 4 R60 000,00
Sub Total R240 000,00
Grand Sub Total R4 155 000,00
 ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING COSTS
Number of
DESCRIPTION Qty Unit Price venues Total
Catering and Décor
Breakfast for the unemployed black
youth: Assorted fruit platter, assorted
muffins, tea and coffee 250 R 75,00 4 R 75 000,00
Lunch packs students 250 R 120,00 4 R 120 000,00
Lunch packs for Community Policing
Marshalls 250 R 120,00 4 R 120 000,00
Catering equipment: delegate chairs,
décor and décor delivery set up 1 R 60 000,00 4 R 240 000,00
Sub Total R 555 000,00

Facilitation and Content development

Facilitate Orientation sessions 1 R 40 000,00 4 R 160 000,00
Facilitators 3 R 40 000,00 4 R 480 000,00
Orientation toolkits 100 R 5 000,00 4 R 2 000 000,00
Sub Total R 2 640 000,00

Event Production
Indoor Sound, stage and lighting and Led
screen 1 R 120 000,00 4 R 480 000,00
Indoor Video and photography
equipment and personnel and Post
production 1 R 45 000,00 4 R 180 000,00
Venue hire cost 1 R 15 000,00 4 R 60 000,00
Sub Total R 720 000,00

Practical Mentoring and Coaching

Learners are mentored practically and
their business ensure that they are able to
apply what they learnt 1 R 10 000,00 4 R 40 000,00
Sub Total R 40 000,00

Travel, Accommodation and Ground

transportation
Accommodation and Flights for
motivational speakers, celebrities and
implementation team 15 R 3 000,00 4 R 180 000,00
Ground Transport for motivational
speakers and celebrities 6 R 2 500,00 4 R 60 000,00
Sub Total R 240 000,00

Grand Sub Total R 4 195 000,00

 SUB-CONTRACTING ROUNDTABLE COSTS
Number of
DESCRIPTION Qty Unit Price venues Total
Catering and Décor
Breakfast for the unemployed black youth:
Assorted fruit platter, assorted muffins, tea
and coffee 250 R 75,00 4 R 75 000,00
Lunch packs students 250 R 120,00 4 R 120 000,00
Lunch packs for Community Policing
Marshalls 250 R 120,00 4 R 120 000,00
Catering equipment: delegate chairs,
décor and décor delivery set up 1 R 60 000,00 4 R 240 000,00
Sub Total R 555 000,00

Safety and security

EMS Services 1 R 10 000,00 4 R 40 000,00
Security deployment and drafting of safety
and security plans 1 R 60 000,00 4 R 240 000,00
Bouncers 1 R 60 000,00 4 R 240 000,00
Sub Total R 520 000,00

Event Production
Sound, stage and lighting and Led screen 1 R 80 000,00 4 R 320 000,00
Video and photography equipment and
personnel and Post production 1 R 60 000,00 4 R 240 000,00
Sub Total R 560 000,00

Celebrity Participation Fees

Celebrity Motivational speakers: Master
Class, Working Groups and Empowerment
expo 6 R 100 000,00 4 R 2 400 000,00
Celebrity Programme Directors for the
flagship activities 8 R 60 000,00 4 R 1 920 000,00
Sub Total R 4 320 000,00

Travel, Accommodation and Ground

transportation
Accommodation and Flights for
motivational speakers, celebrities and
implementation team 40 R 3 000,00 4 R 480 000,00
Ground Transport for motivational speakers
and celebrities 40 R 2 500,00 4 R 400 000,00
Sub Total R 880 000,00

Grand Total R 6 835 000,00

 INTERNSHIP REMUNERATION COSTS
Number of
DESCRIPTION Qty Unit Price months Total

Monthly remuneration fee for

Graduates to serve as
mentors 40 R 15 000,00 36 R 21 600 000,00

Grand Total R 21 600 000,00

Office Details:
Tel: 010 001 8008
Address:
Infinity Business Park
4 Pieter Wenning Road
Dainfern
2191

Contact Person:
Mr. Lebogang Ramodike
Chief Executive Officer
Big Brands Media Holdings
lebo@bigbrandsmedia.org
Mobile: 067 120 3538