Our Partners
At TRiiiBE, our strategic partnerships are the cornerstone of our vision to redefine success and create lasting positive impact. Each partner contributes unique expertise and resources, forming a collaborative ecosystem that drives innovation, growth, and shared purpose.
By working together, we challenge traditional business models, fostering mutually beneficial relationships that empower both established enterprises and emerging entrepreneurs. Through these partnerships, TRiiiBE is able to deliver exceptional value, create new opportunities, and drive meaningful change across industries.
Joint Venture Partner

Calebyte
Calebyte offers deep experience in the South African tertiary education ecosystem, with extensive networks and access to the leadership. This network includes both the national level (Department of Higher Education and Department of Science and Innovation) and all the public universities in the South African ecosystem. Our association includes entrepreneurship development, small-business support, university commercialisation and spin-outs, performing collaborative research and innovation and workplace readiness programmes.
Financial Services
Strategic Partner

GTC
GTC (formerly Grant Thornton Capital) is a diversified financial services company established in 1991, offering a wide range of services, including employee benefits consulting, wealth management, healthcare consulting, asset management, and fiduciary services. With a focus on integrity and professionalism, GTC aims to protect and grow client assets while delivering customised financial solutions to meet the needs of both institutional and private clients.
Key highlights include:
- R42 billion in assets under management.
- 100,000+ retirement fund members across 350 employer schemes.
- Awarded the PMR Africa Diamond Arrow Award for six consecutive years for excellence in pension fund administration.
- Expertise in multi-management, stockbroking, and derivatives trading.
- GTC is a licensed investment manager, offering services to both retirement funds and private clients.
Healthcare
Strategic Partner

Corridor Empowerment Project
Corridor Empowerment Project (CEP) is a leading healthcare initiative focused on providing essential wellness services to the road freight and logistics industry in Southern Africa. Through the Trucking Wellness Program, CEP offers mobile and roadside healthcare services, including HIV/AIDS testing, STI treatment, and general health screening, ensuring the well-being of truck drivers and local communities.
Key Highlights:
- Launched the first Wellness Centre in 2000, now managing multiple centres across Southern Africa to date.
- 22 Roadside Wellness Centres and Mobile Wellness Clinics, supporting over 300,000 truck drivers annually.
- Collaborated with Mercedes-Benz SA, NBCRFLI, and SIDA to expand healthcare services and infrastructure.
- Donated and constructed solar plants, participated in HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns, and provided healthcare education in partnership with local communities.
- Provided dispensing licenses and professional development courses for nurses, enhancing healthcare delivery.

