Membership Subscriptions Give Business Botswana A Boost

Gobusamang Keebine PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Gobusamang Keebine PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Membership subscriptions have boosted Business Botswana (BB) by pumping in additional revenue of P1 million compared to the same period in 2017.

Over the years, the employer federation’s sustainability has been heavily reliant on the memberships subscription, which has increased from 350 paying members last year to 720 as of August 2018.Speaking at the Annual General Meeting recently, BB president Gobusamang Keebine said the organisation has managed to improve its membership subscription, which has affected operations in the past.

“Last year the organisation had 350 paying members, we made a loss and there were more negatives about BB than positives. However, we have embarked on a vigorous publicity and image rebuilding exercise,” he said.

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