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Architecture firm tees up to support PE property sector

26 July 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Architecture firm tees up to support PE property sector:

Sapoa PE Golf Day

FUTURE LEADERS: SVA International’s Stacy Schnablegger (far left), Clayton Johnson-Goddard (far right) and Jannie Wagenaar (back) met Nelson Mandela University construction management society members (from left) Matshidiso Nkadimeng, Marsha Goliath, Rosette Sihlangu and Loyisokazi Xanywa at the SVA International-sponsored halfway house at the Sapoa PE Golf Day on Thursday (July 20). Photo: Charmaine Rowe

(Port Elizabeth) – SVA International teamed up with Nelson Mandela University’s construction management department and the Port Elizabeth chapter of the South African Property Owners Association to host a professional networking platform at the annual Sapoa PE Golf Day on July 20.

More than 40 professionals in the commercial and industrial property sector – including brokers, estate agents and developers – came together to enjoy a round of golf, and the hospitality on offer at the halfway house, which was sponsored by SVA International.

The amateur golfers received branded cooler bags packed with snacks and refreshments, and used the opportunity to build relationships within the sector. The halfway house also gave construction management students, who specialise in various aspects of the built environment, the chance to meet industry professionals and find out more about career paths open to them.

SVA International executive Bryan Wintermeyer said the golf day had presented the ideal space to showcase and strengthen the architectural firm’s profile within the local commercial property sector.

“For us, it also entrenches an important and ongoing collaboration with the university. By identifying and supporting future property professionals, we are creating a sustainable and productive sector that benefits everyone.”

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