What if we could decrease the failure rate of small business enterprises (SMEs) in Africa? We all recognise that SMEs are the backbone of the economy but they often struggle due to a lack of funding and knowledge on how to manage teams or/and access new markets. What if we could bridge the knowledge gap and empower SMEs to succeed? By outsourcing marketing to technology, the entrepreneur's time could be freed up to focus on their core business. This way we can reduce the reliance on needing to be a marketing expert, allowing SMEs to thrive and fuel the growth of a strong and vibrant economy.
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CeoAdbot Mar 2020 - PresentCape Town, Western Cape, ZaAdbot helps small business owners advertise online successfully. Online advertising is critically important for accessing local and international markets. And before now SME owners would either have to spend hours trying to figure out how to use the Google interface or pay someone (by the hour) to do it for them. Sub-Saharan Africa alone is home to 44 million micro, small, and medium enterprises. Only 5% of these businesses can afford to pay someone to do their advertising for them. Consequently, time and money-strapped business owners typically just don't advertise online. -
FounderEcodiesel Jan 2020 - Oct 2021I'm part of a business owned by 6 powerful black ladies and myself. We started this hustle not only because of our concern for climate change but the impact it has on the cost of living for our communities. With the carbon tax implementation as well as the import prices of crude oil we know that the price increases, more often than not, are passed to the end-user. This leaves our communities vulnerable and reduces opportunities. We believe that through decentralised distribution and production of a more economically priced biodiesel we could reduce the cost of transport and therefore the cost of living.
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Process WhispererMichelle Geere Consultancy Sep 2019 - Sep 2020Throughout my career, I've noticed how effective or destructive a workflow process can be within an organization. The thing that most agencies need to be aware of is that people are the backbone of your organization and people aren't machines that can be programmed. Humans are inherently creative and resourceful. Where machines can be programmed to repeat the same thing over and over, humans need to be better, create more and have a purpose. I therefore work with agencies to implement processes that produce more creative and efficient work.
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Operations DirectorElevator Agency Jul 2018 - Sep 2019Cape Town, Western Cape, Za -
Digital DirectorElevator Agency May 2017 - Jun 2018Cape Town, Western Cape, Za -
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Digital Client Service DirectorBrand Union Jan 2015 - May 2017London, Gb -
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Digital Business DirectorOfyt Jul 2013 - Aug 2014Cape Town, Western Cape, Za -
Head Of ProductionHellocomputer Jul 2011 - Jun 2013Johannesburg, Gauteng, Za -
Client Service / Project ManagementGloo Digital Design Jun 2009 - Jun 2011
Michelle Geere Education Details
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Aaa School Of AdvertisingArt Director -
Tshwane University Of TechnologyGraphic Design
Frequently Asked Questions about Michelle Geere
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Michelle Geere works for Adbot
What is Michelle Geere's role at the current company?
Michelle Geere's current role is CEO at Adbot.
What schools did Michelle Geere attend?
Michelle Geere attended Aaa School Of Advertising, Tshwane University Of Technology.
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