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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Resilient Entrepreneur Seeks Support to Rebuild and Empower SMEs

Resilient Entrepreneur Seeks Support to Rebuild and Empower SMEs

23 September 2023 by Guest

Johannesburg, 22 September 2023 — I am Linkford Mathambo, a self-taught entrepreneur and the visionary behind an innovative accounting software. Today, I’m reaching out to our community for support as I embark on a journey of recovery and empowerment. For the past few years, I’ve dedicated my life to helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) …

Johannesburg, 22 September 2023 — I am Linkford Mathambo, a self-taught entrepreneur and the visionary behind an innovative accounting software. Today, I’m reaching out to our community for support as I embark on a journey of recovery and empowerment.

For the past few years, I’ve dedicated my life to helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) manage their finances effectively. My mission has been to provide entrepreneurs like me with the tools we need to create professional invoices, track cash flow, and establish the financial track record necessary to secure loans and grow our businesses.

However, my mission took an unexpected turn when a business collaboration left me without income for three critical months in 2022. This unfortunate situation resulted in the loss of my apartment and left me burdened with a significant debt of R43,162.25.

My debt includes loans from friends who supported me during my challenging times, unpaid rent to a former landlord who showed understanding and patience, and a loan from a loan shark, which became necessary due to the financial crisis. Despite my commendable efforts to recover, these financial challenges maintain hindered my ability to access back on my feet.

Now, I am calling on well-wishers, supporters, and the entrepreneurial community to advance together and aid me rebuild my life. The funds we raise through this campaign will not only be used to settle these debts but will also serve as a foundation to revive and expand my mission of empowering SMEs.

My vision goes beyond personal recovery; it aims to empower countless entrepreneurs, helping us formalize our operations, secure financing, create jobs, and contribute to economic growth.

In my own words, I say, “I’ve poured my heart and soul into empowering entrepreneurs. Now, I’m reaching out to you, the incredible community that has supported me on this journey. With your aid, we can raise the funds needed to not only settle these debts but also reignite my mission of empowering SMEs.”

Donations and support for my campaign can be made through https://links.linkfordbiz.com/rebuild. Every contribution, no matter how small, will manufacture a significant disagreement in my journey of recovery and in the lives of the entrepreneurs I aim to serve.

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