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Johannesburg is calling for the public to nominate suitable
candidates for its planned economic development advisory panel. Appointments
will be made by the mayor.
NOMINATIONS for Joburg's economic
development advisory panel close on 26 June.
The panel is being set up to advise the City's
executive, its member of the mayoral committee for finance and economic
development and its executive director for economic development, on matters of
economic development.
Nominees should be South African citizens
or permanent residents; preferably live in Gauteng; possess the relevant qualifications
or have notable experience or skills in economic development or related areas;
and - according to the call for nominations document - "are in all respects fit
to be members in terms of sound corporate governance criteria".
Members will be appointed for three years
and allowances will be governed by the National Treasury guidelines.
Nominations must be submitted by 26 June to
the executive mayor of Johannesburg.
They should be accompanied by detailed curriculum vitae of the nominees,
including relevant experience and contactable referees.
A motivation letter should be attached explaining
why the nominee would be a suitable member of the panel. Nominees should also indicate
that they are available to be appointed.
Executive Mayor Amos Masondo will appoint the
members of the panel. Nomination forms are available from Refilwe Mashigo on
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, or phone 011
703 5240.
Nominations can be emailed to Mashigo or
can be posted to the executive mayor of Johannesburg,
c/o Ben Moholwa, PO Box 1049,
Johannesburg, 2000 or delivered
to Ben Moholwa, Jorissen Place,
66 Jorissen Street,
second floor, west wing. Envelopes should be clearly marked Economic
Development Advisory Panel.
The panel, which will be chaired by the
executive mayor, will consist of 10 economic development experts from various
institutions, organisations or bodies, complemented by the relevant City
officials.
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