Namibia Trade Network

Opening the Business Breakfast Club, Elzanne McCulloch, Director of Venture Media enture Media, described the platform as “a meeting place for like-minded individuals” to connect, learn, and strengthen their businesses under the Namibia Trade Network, which has been showcasing local success since 1990.

With the session focusing on Business Continuity and Water Scarcity, it was highlighted that over the past decade, has evolved from a risk management concern into a strategic business imperative. Whether disruptions stem from water scarcity, infrastructure failures, cyber incidents, supply chain interruptions, or economic shocks, organisations are increasingly faced with multiple risks occurring at the same time.

A key message was that resilience cannot be achieved in isolation. “Businesses depend on public infrastructure,” the panelists noted, while cities rely on economic activity while investors are placing greater emphasis on risks beyond financial performance. This underscores the growing need for collaboration across sectors.

The panel brought together diverse expertise: Mr Franklin Angermund, Public Affairs and Sustainability Manager at Namibia Breweries Ltd; Ms Zelda Scheepers, Section Engineer: Water and Waste Water at the City of Windhoek; and Mr Oliver Diggle, Economist at Cirrus Capital.

Overall, the discussion reinforced that for business continuity and water management to be sustained, resilience in must be , , and forward-looking.

The next Business Breakfast Club event will be hosted on 29 July exploring the theme of .

Namibia Breweries Limited
Nova 100
Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation-Namibia
Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board

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🌾 Why Agriculture Matters

Agriculture remains a cornerstone of Namibia’s economy, contributing significantly to its GDP, typically around 5–7% directly. This sector plays a critical role in food security, employment, and rural development.

We are proud to welcome and collaborate with our valued agricultural partners. We look forward to sharing your insights, updates, and stories, keeping Namibians informed about developments across the sector while fostering a culture of shared learning and collaboration.

Livestock and Livestock Products Board of Namibia
Namib Laboratories
Namib Poultry Industry
Feedmaster Namibia

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