Mzoli Vernon Tempi

Just Box was previously known as Mzoli Fitness Club. I renamed it to Just Box in 2022. As a Chief Trainer, I am responsible for:

• Designing and facilitating fitness program's for clients.
• Co ordinating cross fitness and fitness boxing initiatives enabling our clients to gain valuable fitness.
• Establishing a culture of continuous training for our members.

Asa Provincial Manager for Boxing South Africa, I am responsible for:

• Conducting the annual sparring and oversee the smooth of licensing of new licensees in the Western Cape.
• Overseeing and supervise the smooth delivery of all sanctioned tournaments in the province in line with the Boxing Act and BSA regulations and any other related prescript.
• Inspecting the tournament venues.
• Scrutinizing the tournament application process and conduct pre tournament medical weigh in, official weigh in and the tournament.
• Being a middle person of communication between Boxing SA, licensees and the general public in the province.
• Writing post tournament report, tournament results and all reports that are in line with the Boxing Act and Boxing SA regulations.
• Acting as a facilitator for Boxing SA in the province.
• If needed, conduct training and workshops in the province for licensees.
• Execute all delegated duties given by the office.

As a Business Development Manager, my main duties, included, but not limited to:

• Start a music publication, under the umbrella of 3i Publishing, called One Music City.
• Develop the business of the publication to greater audience of Cape Town.
• Assemble a team of sales people and distributors.
• Co ordinates with the music promoters and venue owners for Cape Town music gigs.
• Promote the publication to potential advertisers.

Reason for leaving was the closure of 3i Publishing.

Men on the Side of the Road is an NPO whose primary initiative is to assist Cape Town job seekers to get employment.

As a Client Coordinator, I was responsible for:

• Assisting the job seekers with their CV writing, professional look.
• Responsible for negotiating for those who lacked confidence and could not sell themselves.
• Encourage potential employers to consider our clients when looking for unskilled personnel.

I left MSR to join 3i Publishing.

I started the business because I saw a gap in the Cape Town business market. I realized that most boxers did not have managers who could manage their careers to both National, Continental and even International championships. I also started a promotion at that time that would develop those boxers from grassroots. The company was not only reliant on boxing but doing street games, amateur teams games and conducting some team building exercises.

The company struggled too much on the boxing side, we survived by conducting small amateur club and teams games.

As an Assistant Facility Manager, I was responsible for:

• Reports, tenants and suppliers
• Speedily attending to clients needs.
• Being a middle person between tenants and facility manager.

I left the company to start my own company as I felt I will never grow there.

As a Data Capturer, i was responsible:

• Capturing all the social grants payments.
• Assisted the Post Office Branch Managers with their social grants payments data base.

As a waiter, I was responsible for:

• Serving all our customers and ensuring that the tables were always ready.

I left the company to join South African Post Office.