About
- Transfer of skills and knowledge through business development services
- Access to business opportunities and supply chains
- Access to networking and funding opportunities
Programmes

VeloCiTi-Y

VeloCiTi
This programme is specifically designed for start-ups and companies that have been trading for less than a year. We will assist you in navigating the pitfalls of a new business, which traditionally has the highest failure rate.

VeloCiTi-S
This programme is designed for companies that have been trading for more than a year and would like to take the business to the next level. A more hands on approach is offered, with 1 on 1 mentorship, access to supply chain and funding.

Women in Business
This programme creates a supportive and growth environment for women, who would like to utilise technology within their businesses. This programme will expose you to the latest technology tools available, to enhance and grow your business.

Telkom Futuremakers InnoTech Programme
This intense course focuses on emerging black-owned businesses in the idea stage in order to validate and develop a proof of concept that can be taken to market.

Innovator Trust
This multi-year support programme supports the growth of established black-owned small business in the ICT sector.
The business must have been trading for a minimum of 2 years to apply.
Support products

CiTi Circles
CITI Circles is a confidential problem-solving forum for entrepreneurs who are serious about growth, to access advice, trust based contacts and business opportunities. Through structured, monthly 2 hour sessions with a facilitator and 8 other entrepreneurs in similar growth phases, business owners can solve problems, get input on current situations and make better decisions.
Complete this form or contact edadmin@citi.org.za for more information on these programmes.

VeloCiTi
This programme is specifically designed for start-ups and companies that have been trading for less than a year. We will assist you in navigating the pitfalls of a new business, which traditionally has the highest failure rate.