A Corporate career For by Former South Africa Skipper Graeme Smith

Less than six months after retiring from international cricket, former South African captain Graeme Smith has already picked up a pair of other jobs. Cricket coaching or commentary chose as his team-mates after the careers of many, but Smith points to climb the corporate ladder and the women's team, sponsored by the South Africa ODI and Momentum financial services company, is officially an employee.

The Smith, he agreed last month to more than 20 of South Africa's domestic competition, the tournament director, a position that is in addition to the signature.

His first project for his new bosses M2E talented cricketers from the seventh grade up a scholarship scheme to provide financial and educational needs, a joint venture between A and CSA is a protector. The results of the candidates in the field of education, skills and financial backgrounds and have chosen to have their school fees, text books, stationery and other expenses are paid according to the marked.

This is Smith's first foray into the field of corporate social responsibility is "Cricket is my passion evident, however, with Momentum, I have the opportunity to step up co-operation., I have confidence in the ability of the company to add value to the leadership," Smith said. "Time and time again shown that education is crucial to the success of our country, I throw my support behind A scholarship program I was very proud of that."

Danie van den BERGH, head of brand A, Smith is also the company as a "long-term career," said ESPNcricinfo being primed for the "cricket operations." Apart from the financial backing of the South African one-day team and the women's team, the speed is also involved in a corporate cricket, whose proceeds go to charity, eKasi Cup, an annual tournament in South Africa found in the bottom of the franchise cricket event, sixes income areas.