Origins Multimedia Group

There is a woman in almost every family business who carries the weight quietly.
She keeps the business steady when the economy shakes.
She absorbs risk no one names.
She protects the family name, often without protection of her own.
She did not inherit ease.
She inherited responsibility.
In Zimbabwe, that responsibility comes with uncertainty, volatile markets, informal structures, unspoken expectations, and decisions that can cost families everything if made too late or alone.
On Tuesday 24 March 2026 in Harare, we are creating a rare, closed-door space for that woman.
Women, Wealth & the Family Business: A Masterclass, is for women who are inside family businesses, whether by birth, marriage, or appointment, and feel the quiet pressure of holding it all together.
This masterclass speaks to:
• The woman managing risk in a business built on trust, not paperwork.
• The woman modernising a legacy while trying not to fracture family ties.
• The woman navigating marriage, in-laws, and money, knowing one wrong move can leak wealth across generations.
We will name the problems many women carry silently and offer practical frameworks for protection, continuity, and clarity.
This is not about inspiration.
It is about relief.
About finally having language, strategy, and support for the realities women face in family enterprises.
This Women’s Month, we are not just celebrating women. We are positioning them.
Harare-Venue TBA
24 March 2026
Limited seats | Closed-door

Some conversations are not loud.
But they change everything.

$100 Early Bird ticket-ends 20 February 2026
$120 Standard ticket-21 February to 10 March 2026
$150 10 MARCH TO D-Day
Corporate tables available as well $900 per table of 10.
Sponsorship opportunities available
BOOK YOUR SEAT NOW!
Origins Multimedia Group, OMG Family Owned Business Institute Zimbabwe, Family Owned Business Institute Zimbabwe, FOBIZ

There is a woman in almost every family business who carries the weight quietly.
She keeps the business steady when the economy shakes.
She absorbs risk no one names.
She protects the family name, often without protection of her own.
She did not inherit ease.
She inherited responsibility.
In Zimbabwe, that responsibility comes with uncertainty, volatile markets, informal structures, unspoken expectations, and decisions that can cost families everything if made too late or alone.

On 24 March 2026 in Harare, we are creating a rare, closed-door space for that woman.

Women, Wealth & the Family Business: A Masterclass, is for women who are inside family businesses, whether by birth, marriage, or appointment, and feel the quiet pressure of holding it all together.
This masterclass speaks to:
• The woman managing risk in a business built on trust, not paperwork.
• The woman modernising a legacy while trying not to fracture family ties.
• The woman navigating marriage, in-laws, and money, knowing one wrong move can leak wealth across generations.
We will name the problems many women carry silently and offer practical frameworks for protection, continuity, and clarity.

This is not about inspiration.
It is about relief.
About finally having language, strategy, and support for the realities women face in family enterprises.

This Women’s Month, we are not just celebrating women. We are positioning them.

Harare-Venue TBA
24 March 2026
Limited seats | Closed-door
Some conversations are not loud.
But they change everything.

$100 earliest bird—ends 16 Feb 26
$120 EARLY BIRD-17 feb to 10 March
$150 10 MARCH TO D-Day
Corporate tables available as well.

BOOK YOUR SEAT NOW!

YouTube has some big news for budding content creators and influencers. People thinking of venturing into the world of video content creation through YouTube might have to face some new challenges due to YouTube's new monetization rules.

This means that channels that post reactions or compilations will have to add their own meaningful value to the existing content. Additionally, those making tutorials and vlogs will need to not using existing clips and text-to-speech narrations. Those relying on AI-generated videos might be at risk of losing their monetization privileges as well.

Kelcey Mawema is an actress with Zimbabwean origins and is known for To All the Boys I've Loved Before (2018), To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You (2020) and Superman and Lois (2021).

She will be starring in a new movie with Kyla Pratt.
Good to see❤

Pro Tip: Authenticity wins. The media easily spots (and rejects) forced hype. Let your passion and expertise shine—no filter needed. manages your media relations so book a discovery call right now!

"Friday is a chance to tie up loose ends and head into the weekend with a sense of accomplishment. Let's crush this last day and seize the joy ahead!"

This is how we roll! Looking forward to a brighter future!

Benefits of PR for small businesses....see below. So if you want long lasting impact, give us a call and let us show you a game changing strategy.

Here at Origins Multimedia, we are uniquely built to strategize and execute multi-channel communication campaigns that make our client reputations thrive and their sales pipelines prosper. You know you need to scale up your business. Let us talk about how we can do it! Here for you-always❤️

We also do graphic design and corporate gear. We are in the business of making you stand out so call us now!

In case you need a reminder. This is what we are all about.