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Founder Of NQ Jewellery Nqobile Nkosi Details Why His Start-Up Prioritises Giving Back To The Community

Founder Of NQ Jewellery Nqobile Nkosi Details Why His Start-Up Prioritises Giving Back To The Community. Helping others find their way in the business world is something commendable as it shows that one is willing to grow with them and seeks to grow the sector even more. In an interview with Independent Online, South African entrepreneur and founder of NQ Jewellery Nqobile Nkosi detailed how his startup prioritises giving back to the community.

He said, “NQ Jewellery works with up-and-coming SMMEs to … coach them in terms of compliance, to make sure they are in line with the South African Jewellery Council and can get their licence. NQ Jewellery is also part of the graduate development programme where graduates from the universities get work experience as I did in the UK. Students need to enhance their skills because the university and the real world are not the same. They need to enhance their skills and learn how to produce products.”

Nkosi continued to say, “As a proud South African, I feel that it’s my duty and an honour to help give others a chance at success whenever I can. It draws us all together as a community, making us stronger. Jobs are more precious than ever, and it’s up to each of us to try and make a difference.” Nkosi understands that entrepreneurs face a lot of challenges especially when they are just starting out, so he is making sure that his startup is helping them wherever it can.

NQ Jewellery Design Services was launched in 2007 as the first local manufacturer and retailer of fine jewellery from South Africa, offering a wide range of bespoke and luxury designs. The company was established by Nqobile Nkosi, a jewellery designer from Soweto. The company has won several awards through Nqobile’s creativity including, the Gauteng Business Leader Award, the Jet Community Awards–Vuka Uzenzele, a SAB Kickstart Award.

By Thomas Chiothamisi

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