MaST to sell shares to employees

MaST Botswana, a Gaborone-based BOTA-accredited learning and development firm, has announced that it will be selling a significant number of shares to its citizen employees later this year.

Speaking at a breakfast meeting at Phakalane Golf Estate recently, Managing Director Nigel Turner said the number of shares to be sold would depend on negotiations between the parties. "Our long-term goal is to make MaST a fully citizen-empowered company, but there is no timeframe on this yet," Turner said.

MaST will also extend the scope of its work to include strategy development, organisational restructuring and business process re-engineering. Liverson Mdongo, who recently joined MaST, will spearhead this aspect of the business. The company has been credited with rolling out incisive and relevant management programmes for new and existing businesses in Botswana. 

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