Meet Magdaleen Scott: A Trailblazer Who Champions Women’s Empowerment in the Workplace

• With two decades of industry prowess, Magdaleen Scott is a beacon of entrepreneurship
• Over 12 families, mainly mothers, now thrive under her wing across South Africa
• Speaking to Briefly News, Scott empowers women with a work-life balance, fostering a paradigm shift in employment dynamics

With a remarkable journey spanning over two decades, Magdaleen Scott has become a beacon of industry experience and innovation.

Magdaleen Scott empowers families through innovation and balance

In 2019, Magdaleen etched her mark with KVD Communications, a dynamic agency amplifying brand visibility through strategic brilliance. What sets her apart, however, is her professional acumen and unwavering commitment to empowerment. Through her visionary leadership, Scott has transformed the lives of over 12 families across South Africa.

The majority of these individuals are mothers, a deliberate choice that reflects her deep understanding of the intricate balance between career aspirations and familial responsibilities most of these individuals are mothers, a deliberate choice reflecting.

Read also

“Work smarter, not harder”: Mzansi student’s TikTok video trends

In an exclusive comment to Briefly News, Scott says:

"Despite the massive strides that women have made in the past 100 years, the reality is that they continue to bear the greater load when it comes to child-rearing and on the home front while at the same time juggling demanding careers."

"As a society, we need to ensure a more equitable division of labour. Although many companies are consciously working to eradicate the gender pay gap, there are still organisations where men are paid more than women."

"That is totally unacceptable in this day and age, and businesses that follow this practice should be called out."

"From an education perspective, we need to focus more attention on driving entrepreneurial knowledge. When I started my own business, for example, I was clueless about tax legislation."

Read also

Meet Neo Mdaka: A visionary woman who is shaping the future of architecture

Scott's company offers women the flexibility to work from home

In a bold move that redefines traditional work dynamics, she has embraced remote work, granting these mothers the precious gift of flexibility and the ability to nurture their families while pursuing their careers. This endeavour is not merely about providing jobs fostering a sense of empowerment, resilience, and unity among these women.

Her journey in her field is a testament to the immense impact one individual can have. She has become a beacon of change by aligning her business pursuits with a higher purpose, shaping a future where professional success and personal fulfilment coexist harmoniously.

Scott says:

"More than ever before, the communications industry needs imagination and creativity. Storytelling is at the very heart of the work we put out as public relations specialists."

"The good news is that everyone has a story to tell. The key to succeeding in this field is to find that story and then tell it authentically. Women who are strong strategic thinkers tend to do well in public relations."

Read also

Shanaaz Trethewey: The Woman changing the face of tech

As her legacy unfolds, it's clear that her path is a blueprint for how entrepreneurship can create meaningful change, one family at a time.

SA lady launches the women’s network empowering young ladies to travel, connect, and thrive together

In similar stories, Briefly News reported that The Women's Network is a place for young women to come together, travel, connect, and grow.

Founded by Moloko Semenya, the organisation focuses on empowering women through travel experiences, building connections, and supporting each other's growth.

The 30-year-old wanted to create something where like-minded ladies could empower each other.

Source: Briefly News