Sage joins the Finance Indaba as a platinum partner

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Sage will be showcasing its cutting-edge technology at the premier event.

Sage will be joining this year’s Finance Indaba as a platinum partner. The event promises world-class speakers, live engagement, and a complete overview of the tools and services finance teams need to excel in current and future business landscapes. 

The annual Finance Indaba is the biggest gathering of finance professionals in the Southern Hemisphere, widely regarded as the best finance conference in Africa since its inception in 2016.

Sage’s participation will showcase its cutting-edge accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology, demonstrating its commitment to empowering businesses and finance leaders. Sage began as a small business and has grown beyond what seemed imaginable. 

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The company’s social and mobile technology provides live information so organisations can make fast, informed decisions any time, anywhere in the world. Sage supports business builders for life by offering choice, support, expertise, and innovation. They also champion causes and provide world-leading advice and support when a business needs it most.

The prestigious Finance Indaba, taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre on 10 October at the Sandton Convention Centre, brings together the country's top financial professionals, innovators and thought leaders in the industry.

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