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TRIS 2026

Education and entrepreneurship in the township retail space. The Township Retail Investment Summit is back.
Join us on 14 May 2026 as we continue to highlight the transformative power of township and rural retail.

From insight to innovation.

Join our panellists and keynote speakers as we unpack how retail spaces can provide a platform for education to thrive.
From providing free WiFi for course completion and CV generation to matric workshops in vacant stores, retail has the potential to connect, innovate and create spaces for community members to improve their daily lives.

In it’s fourth year, TRIS continues its mission to elevate township and rural retail while connecting investors, entrepreneurs and gamechangers.

TRIS 2026 Save The Date

Where

137 West Street, Wakanda Village Sandton Market

When

Thursday
14 May 2026

Contact

info@tris.co.za

Meet the 2026 Panel

From old favourites to stories that have never been heard, the TRIS2026 panel will have you on the edge of your seat.
Join us as we discuss impacting economies, the belief economy, retail as an educational space and so much more.


Have a speaker suggestion? Mail info@TRIS.co.za to let us know.

TRIS
2026

TRIS remains committed to economic growth, development and upliftment for all South Africans. We believe retail is a catalyst for township development and community investment.
We explore investment opportunities, cutting-edge development strategies and the infinite possibilities for collaboration that exist within the township and rural retail space.
TRIS2026 – education and entrepreneurship in the township retail space.

Our Legacy


Originating from the collection vision of township dreamers Jason McCormick, Miles Kubheka and Rita Zwane, the Township Retail Investment Summit brings together diverse groups and organisations of township dreamers motivated by a singular ambition of a better and brighter South Africa for all.

Join the Conversation.

Join us as we drive meaningful change and create new opportunities for investment and growth in the township economy.