Momentum Corporate sponsors Employee Value Proposition Award

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The company sponsored the award because it understands what it takes to serve the changing needs of the workforce.

“At Momentum Corporate we believe that people are pivotal in the success of any organisation. We believe that people aren’t just part of your business – they’re the heart of it. Looking after your employees is therefore essential for the success of your business. A strong value proposition elevates commitment as well as the potential of attracting and retaining good talent,” says Momentum Corporate CEO Dumo Mbethe.

“A carefully crafted and customised employee benefit structure that talks to the needs of your people is the foundation of a compelling employee value proposition, while innovation and best-of-breed solutions are the building blocks of this foundation.”

The company says it wants to celebrate the success of those HR professionals across industries who make it their daily task to build a compelling employee value proposition to inspire their company’s workforce to add the value their business expects of them.

The annual CHRO Awards will be held on 17 November at the Polo Room in Inanda, Johannesburg. The awards are organised by CHRO South Africa, the community that connects HR executives through executive events, the bi-annual CHRO Magazine, CHRO.co.za and social media channels.

By helping top HR leaders share knowledge, exchange interests and open up business opportunities, CHRO South Africa proudly contributes to the growth of the country

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