A Decade of JPS Africa
A Decade of existence is no mean feat in the business world but for a NPO makes it even more special.
This is exactly what the celebration was all about on the 15th of October at The Westin Hotel in Cape Town. JPS Africa celebrated our 10-year anniversary with the proverbial bang along with a rebrand as a night of glitz and glam blossomed in the Schappen Island room at The Westin Hotel.
The evening kicked off with Master of Ceremony, Mr Colin Daries having the room in rapture with witty banter and eloquent introductions.
Our keynote speaker, Prof Yogan Pillay provided much insight in the critical endeavours of funding in the health NPO sector as well as MMC in South Africa a decade later. Mr Dayanund Loykissoonlal gave us great perspectives on the work we have done from the National Health Department while Dr Gustaaf Wolvaardt spoke about JPS Africa from his position as Board Chairperson.
Then it was time for our MD Mrs Ida Asia to speak about the history and achievements of our organisation from its inception to where we are now and the direction for the future.
Dr Cynthia Geary spoke about the qualitative perspectives on a decade of progress within the JPS Africa medical male circumcision landscape.
Just before the evening came to a close, Mr Gershon Isaacs provided much needed meaning behind the rebranding and repositioning of JPS Africa and the new logo reveal.
Mr Vusi Mahlangu closed the black-tie affair with an amazing motivational extract about conquering your fears and doing the vote of thanks for all parties involved who made this all possible and a success.
Thank you once again JPS family!
A Night to Remember
Interviews
Our New Look
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Our rebrand is a reflection of our innovative, evidence based cutting-edge programmes.
By modernizing our visual identity, we aim to continue building trust and fostering long-lasting relationships with healthcare professionals and communities that we empower through our quality healthcare services.
10 Years of Independence
JPS Africa (JPSA) came to realise that after a decade of independence, it was ok to think big. Our intent is to build a winning business with genuine and lasting competitive advantage from our experiences, efforts and proven resilience. This would enhance transformative change that stands to alter our business model, cost structures and revenue streams as we rebrand and reposition the organisation and become future ready.
