“It provides a financial boost and will allow us to invest in marketing and customer engagement initiatives, strengthening our brand presence in the market,” he said. Iilwenya was recently awarded capital and business registration after participating in a One Economy financial literacy workshop. Iilwenya won the first prize of N$10 000, while Lavinia Titus, in second place won N$8 500.
Ndapandula Maria Teofilus received business stock worth N$4 000 and Heskiel Michael and Justina Shilongo received business stock worth N$2 500 each, while Nadia Iita was awarded business registration. Iilwenya is the founder Windhoek Empero Grigio Investment, a waste management and recycling company established in 2020. He said the funding will help his business achieve its mission of promoting environmental sustainability and offering top-notch waste management services.
The business provides comprehensive waste collection and recycling services using advanced equipment to ensure efficient, eco-friendly and cost-effective solutions for residential, commercial and industrial clients, as well as municipalities. The main highlight of the workshop was learning essential skills and strategies for effective financial management, he said. “I gained insights into budgeting, financial planning and cash flow management, which are crucial for the sustainability and growth of our business.
” He said these lessons will help him make informed financial decisions, optimise resource allocation and ensu.