A platform for meaningful engagement; with a dual purpose: to educate and inspire. On this show, I interview and speak to individuals who are making a difference in their world; Individuals who have a different way of thinking and are forming as leaders in their respective fields. Head on over to the website to engage with us, and to find out more about the platform: impactfulconversations.co.za
Interest rates are one of those things that affects everyone but very few people understand. In this episode Nish is going to explain why interest rates go up and down and how you can understand those changes to make the best decisions for your finances.
People often misconstrue what a dividend payment means. In this episode we talk through what a dividend payment actually means, how it works, and what you're giving up if you do receive them. You'll also get a sense of which types of companies pay a dividend and what a changing dividend policy could mean in terms of signaling.DISCLAIMER: This is NOT intended to be financial advice and is for information and educational purposes only. Stocks discussed in this video may be held in a personal and/or professional capacity. No copyright infringement intended.
People often think that university is supposed to be this time of enlightened clarity where you follow your passion. It isn't for many people. It wasn't for me nor was the journey thereafter to find my passion and then convince someone to give me a shot in a competitive industry. In this episode I look back at my volatile journey and provide some advice and, hopefully, some relatability to the journey that some of you might be facing.
This week's episode is a bit different! Our host Nish shares his musings after watching the movie "Dumb Money," which was about the GameStop saga. He cover the "why" around what happened and gets into key themes from the movie like hedge funds, shorting, and how retail investors were able to shock Wall Street investors. #dumbmoneymovie #moviereview #hedgefund #shorts #market #financeexplained #investingsimplified #equitysectors #easyfinance #learnwithme #financemadesimple #financialliteracy #financialeducation #fyp #foryoupage
In this episode our host, Nishlen Govender, will discuss the differences between the 3 most popular US equity markets. Why are there multiple indices, what are the differences, and why on Earth do we use indices in the first place? The reason for having indices, and the differences between them, are one of the those typical finance industry opaque issues so hopefully this lifts the veil and demystifies it for you! #us #equityeducation #equitymarket #s&p500 #nasdaq #dowjones #dowjonesindustrialaverage #financeexplained #investingsimplified #equitysectors #easyfinance #learnwithme #financemadesimple #financialliteracy #financialeducation #fyp #foryoupage
In this episode we breakdown what the 11 equity sectors are from IT, and consumer sectors, all the way to energy, materials, and health care. We discuss the largest stocks in each sector as well as the biggest themes to give you a sense of what is driving modern equity markets. After this episode we should be able to have more intricate and detailed conversations around stock markets as we'll be able to understand them better.
There has been a lot of headlines dedicated to the idea that we are in the midst of another IT bubble. The last IT bubble took place in 2001 and the meteoric rise of technology companies over the last few years, and in particular the last few months thanks to the AI theme, has caused concern as to whether the market is once again getting overly optimistic when it comes to technology companies. We've spent a lot of time discussing AI and technology stocks so we are uniquely placed to have an opinion on this. I'll dive into bubbles, what's different now, and what we should understand about typical valuation techniques like the P/E ratio. DISCLAIMER: This is NOT intended to be financial advice and is for information and educational purposes only. Stocks discussed in this video may be held in a personal and/or professional capacity. No copyright infringement intended.
This week's episode is on Nvidia. Specifically, we discuss Nvidia's recent blockbuster results and what it means for the rest of the magnificent 7. We also discuss why earnings season and companies reporting is such an important thing in the context of finance and investments. Please follow, like, and comment for more content!DISCLAIMER: This is NOT intended to be financial advice and is for information and educational purposes only. Stocks discussed in this video may be held in a personal and/or professional capacity.No copyright infringement intended.
This week's episode is on the Magnificent 7! These are 7 high flying stocks that have/will benefit/ed from the new theme of Al/big data. The episode follows on from our AI series so I hope you guys enjoy it! Please follow, like, and comment for more content!DISCLAIMER: This is NOT intended to be financial advice and is for information and educational purposes only. Stocks discussed in this video may be held in a personal and/or professional capacity. No copyright infringement intended.
The Finance & Investing podcast kicks off 2024 with a 2 part series on Artificial Intelligence. Tune in to hear a different take on AI, where we delve into the investment side of AI.
The Finance & Investing podcast kicks off 2024 with a 2 part series on Artificial Intelligence. Tune in to hear a different take on AI, where we delve into the investment side of AI.
Host: Itote Rubombora.As the name suggests we discuss two things that, no matter how hard you try, you can never get away from – money and technology. This time on the show we get some help from our very own Nishlen Govender – a career finance professional and fellow co-host here at Impact Co. Together we unpack the history and influence money and technology have had on a global level, but as always, zoom in to see where they fit into the African story. The hope is that by looking back to see how we got here we'll have a better shot at finding the best way to move forward as a continent and take our place in the creative economy. Episode reference links: Host - Itote Rubombora https://www.instagram.com/itoterubombora/?hl=enhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/itote-rubombora-aa2439ba/; Guest: Nishlen Govender https://www.instagram.com/nishg12/?hl=en; https://www.linkedin.com/in/nishlen-govender-cfa-805a7530/ Research and Book recommendations: https://freakonomics.com/podcast/will-a-i-make-us-smarter/; https://www.forbes.com/sites/tobyshapshak/2021/05/19/world-bank-to-help-mtn-grow-its-human-atms-mobile-money-network/?sh=372cd43f2496 ; https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/money-human-origins-journey-humankind?loggedin=true&rnd=1686320567672 ; https://www.google.com/search?q=the+bitcoin+standard&rlz=1C5CHFA_enZA1043ZA1043&oq=the+bitcoin&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j69i59j69i64j69i65j69i60j69i61.3747j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 ;
In this episode, Tafa interviews the Dimakatso Lekekela who is the founder & CEO of Zuri Nutrition. Lean in and be inspired by a great entrepreneurial story!
In this episode, we look back at the episodes on Microsoft and Apple and start talking about building portfolios! We'll talk through some financial concepts, what portfolio managers do and go through some of the aspects of portfolio construction. Hope you learn something new or interesting!
In this episode of finance & investing with Nish, we unpack Microsoft.
In this episode, we're joined by the UCT Entrepreneur Society. Their executive committee unpacks how the society is helping bridge the gap for students and their vision for the society. They also share some advice and give their take on the current entrepreneurial environment in South Africa
In this episode of the Impactco podcast, Itote interviews Xolisani Nkwentsha who is the co-founder of Botlhale AI. Join us for a conversation on AI in Africa and Xolisan's entrepreneurial journey!
In this episode, we speak to Nicole Dunn, the COO at Revio. Her mission is to unlock unrealised entrepreneurial potential in Africa; and here she shares how she is doing that, along with tips for entrepreneurs!
In this episode, we unpack the vision for the Finance & Investing podcast and what you can expect in the episodes to come. Our first episode covers the world's first trillion dollar company: APPLE Drop us a comment if you have any questions! Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/_impact.co?igsh... Follow us on TikTok: _impact.co Find us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0M5Etk8... Find us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast... Resources: Books: One up on Wall Street by Peter Lynch Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson Other videos to watch: Steve Jobs Product Launch DISCLAIMER: This is NOT intended to be financial advice and is for information and educational purposes only. Stocks discussed in this video may be held in a personal and/or professional capacity. No copyright infringement intended.
This features a new collection of podcasts in Tech and Finance that have been added to the Impact Collective! Listen in to hear what to expect coming up!
In Episode 45, we talk to Michillay Brown a Business Sustainability Expert and thought leader as we discuss inspirational career, sustainability in action, the value of volunteering and more.We touch on: Her background and becoming a change agent. Her passion for sustainable development, education, mentorship and media. Moving overseas and defining moments.Innovation with a purpose - the future of hydrogen energy. The youths' role in building a sustainable future.How Michillay makes an impact in her world.
Simone Naicker is an Acting Senior Metallurgical Engineer, International mining industry public speaker and thought leader.We touch on:Her life as a young engineer in the mining industryThe importance of the industry to South Africa's economyThe synergy between mining and sustainabilityPlease do like, share and subscribe! #Impactco #Mining #sustainability
Introducing our partnership with UCT InvestSoc! We chat to Brendan Thomas and Bhargav Desai, the President and Finance Director of UCTInvestSoc respectively. We talk investments, the effect that participating in university societies has on one's career, as well as the personal impact that they are making in their world!Check out UCTInvestSoc here#ImpactCo #UCTInvestSoc #Investments #Impact #UCT #StudentSocieties
In this episode we are joined by Ntsiki Mkhize - she is the founder and Chief Social Entrepreneur of MentHer, a global mentorship network supporting female social entrepreneurs.We discuss the importance of mentorship in a young person's career, including the key questions to ask. If you are a young ambitious professional, this is for you! We also briefly touch on how to find one's purpose - and how to reach out to MentHer and Ntsiki.Please do like, share and subscribe!#ImpactCo #Mentorship #Entrepreneurship #PurposeDriven
In this episode we are joined by Esther Mukumbo, a working professional as a Senior Associate and Non-Executive Director of two Boards. We discuss Esther's view on mastering your personal finance in today's climate, her recent travels and so much more!Please do like, share and subscribe!#PersonalFinance #FinancialFreedom #ImpactCo
Episode 40 with Sports broadcaster Cindy Poluta - talking through her career to date, self-awareness, mental health, the importance of a work-life balance and her budding TikTok account and much more! Please like, share and subscribe!#ImpactCo #MentalHealth #WorkLife #Sports
Episode 39 with the incredible Safura Abdool Karim, a Public Health Lawyer, Pupil Advocate in Group 621 on the Johannesburg Society of Advocates. Please subscribe to the channel and leave us a comment to let us know how you found it! #ImpactCo #PublicHealth #Law #HealthCare
In this episode, I am joined by Jayson George, an Admitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa, the Chairperson of Change Agents South Africa and the founder of Aspiration Inspiration. Jayson and I talk through his background, his transition from university to the corporate world and the role that mentorship has played in his success. Please like, share and subscribe! #ImpactCo #Professionals #Mentorships
In episode 37, I am joined by Tim Mitchell, who is the head of Digital Transformation at Flux Labs and is part of the Mail and Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans in Science & Technology.Tim and I discuss the power of digital transformation, and how entrepreneurs can use it to build their people and businesses.Please like, share and subscribe! #Impactco #DigitalTransformation #Entrepreneurship
In this episode, I'm thrilled to be joined by Ntsako Mgiba, the the CEO and Co-Founder of Jonga; a South African company that is empowering personal security through the power of community. He is a Mechatronics Engineer by trade and has been building, along with his team, a very exciting company since 2015. Ntsako and I discuss: His upbringing and the impact that had on his leadership style. Empowering personal security through the power of communityThe success that is Jonga, and the many mountain tops and valleys along the wayEnjoy the episode! Please like, share and subscribe!Find out more about Jonga hereFollow Ntsako's YouTube channel here#Entrepreneur #Tech #ImpactfulConversations
In this episode, I am joined by Lintle Tsoake, the co-founder and Managing Director of Linton Consulting, who are in Mining, Construction, Training and Recruitment. They provide a valued service through their high quality mining and construction solutions. Lintle and I discuss the bold move of starting Linton Consultancy early on into her career, along with the lessons that she has learned along the way. She shares some of the insights from that journey, along with advice for all who are looking to start their own businesses, those who are started but not established, and those who are established. Have a listen and enjoy! #Entrepreneurship #Mining #ImpactfulConversations
In this episode, I am thrilled to be joined by Bojane Segooa. She is well on her way to establishing herself as a young business leader. She is an academic, social entrepreneur and Chartered Accountant registered with the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA). She has over 9 years' experience in corporate and academia specializing in financial management, auditing and tax. She is an active advocate for the economic empowerment of women. Bojane's main interest is an innovation called Levelsapp which uses innovation and technology to provide solutions to societal problems. She is a recipient the News24 100 Young Mandelas of the future award, that remembers Nelson Mandela's legacy by celebrating young people who demonstrate a remarkable drive to succeed in their personal lives and to make a difference in the lives of others. Bojane sits on the board of RH Bophelo Ltd, a healthcare investment company listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and cross-listed on the Rwanda Stock Exchange. We discuss a range of topics including the following: 1. Her decision to serve through her various roles2. Staying motivated in the face of success3. The Levels App – and how it is contributing to reducing unemployment in South Africa4. How you and I can be active citizens#PlayYourPart #ActiveCitizens #ImpactfulConversations
In Episode 33, I am joined by Denislav Marinov, the founder of Amnova Tech, who are at the forefront of enabling individuals and institutions to create on a scale never imagined before. They produce their own unique range of additive manufacturing technologies spanning from educational 3D Printers to industrial grade large format 3D Printing hybrids. Denislav and I discuss: Developing an entrepreneurial instinct as a founder of his business in high schoolHis musical passion - and how he takes care of his mental healthThe Technology Revolution: Re-imagining our Industries in South Africa, through the power of 3D printing Do subscribe to the channel to get the latest episodes coming up! Check out Amnova Tech here: https://www.amnovatech.com #impactfulconversations #technology #3Dprinting
In this episode, I interview Thabo Molekoa as part of our #EnergyExpertStories series, powered by Sebenzana.He is the Managing Director or Siemens Energy in Southern and Eastern Africa, where he is shaping the energy of tomorrow and in order to make the transition to a sustainable world. He is a mechanical engineer, from the University of Cape Town and holds a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Pretoria.Thabo is previously CEO of Thyssenkrupp's Sub-Saharan African Region and is currently a Non-executive chairman of the board of the Makana Energy Wind Farm. He is passionate and active in bringing about a productive, sustainable and industrial Africa.We discuss the following in this episode:His groundwork experience and how that has influenced his decision making todayHis leadership style and how that has evolved with timeBuilding the African energy super-grid with a collaborative and innovative approachHow we can make better decisions when it comes to our critical assets, and the role of the young professional.If you'd like to submit a question to Thabo, or give us your feedback - do head over to our website: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/contactJoin the #CriticalInfrastructureSA Community: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/energyexpertstoriesEnjoy the show!#ImpactfulConversations #Energy #Sustainability #ProjectManagement
In Episode 31, as part of our #EnergyExpertStories series, powered by Sebenzana, I speak to Rosalind Dos Santos, the Group Energy Manager of Mpact and Future Energy Leader on the World Energy Council (WEC).Rosalind and I discuss the following in this episode: Her journey to becoming an engineer - along with her pursuit of an MBA Some tips on project management and execution Laying out the plan for a sustainable energy future for South Africa The way forward with carbon-reducing technologies If you'd like to ask Rosalind a question, or give feedback, do submit it via our website: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/contact Join the #CriticalInfrastructureSA Community: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/energyexpertstories #ImpactfulConversations #Energy #Sustainability #ProjectManagement
Join the CommunityAs part of our #EnergyExpertSeries, powered by Sebenzana, I speak to Tom Canning. Tom is an Irish Consultant Engineer who specialises in power engineering, thermal efficiency, electrical services, mining materials, control and instrumentation, explosive factories and big process industries.He has worked in many different countries, including South Africa, Vietnam, The Gambia and Ireland.Tom gives us a unique insight into what he thinks are the necessary building blocks to building a sustainable future for South Africa as a whole.We do look forward to hearing your thoughts on the episode! If you would like to ask Tom a question with an answer featured in our upcoming newsletters - head over to our Contact Us section.Enjoy the episode!{New Intro and Outro Music by Choongo Chibawe}
In this episode, I speak to Kuhle Sonkosi. He is a teacher, sports coach and content creator extraordinaire. You probably best know him by the hilarious clips that he shares on his social media channels. He has, in the course of 2021, gone viral as his content has brought much delight and laughter to those who have come across it.Kuhle and I speak on:His life - and how much that has changed since going viralBeing a sports coach after having been a player himselfMaking Impact through LaughterEnjoy the episode! Remember to subscribe to the content! Why not let us know how you are finding the platform?#impactfulconversations
In episode 28, I speak to Ryan Rickelton, a professional cricketer who plays for the Imperial Lions, the Jozi Stars and recently was called up to the South African National Cricket Team's T20 Squad. Ryan also holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Entrepreneurship from the University of Johannesburg.Ryan and I talk through:His journey to becoming a professional cricketerThe typical day in the life of a professional cricketerDealing with pressure and competitionLessons learned on the fieldEnjoy the episode! Remember to subscribe and share! For more about Impactful Conversations, check out our websiteWe would love to hear your thoughts on the episode. Why not share them with us via our feedback formWant to stay up-to date with all that is happening in our community? Sign-up for our newsletter
As part of our #CriticalInfrastructureSA Series, Powered by Sebenzana, I speak to Logan Reddy, a Life Cycle Planning and Asset Management Professional. Logan and I speak through the following: The "Super Glue" that is Asset Management What we need to do differently to manage our Critical Infrastructure in South AfricaHow this can unlock value in the economy of South AfricaListen and subscribe! Remember, you can join the #CriticalInfrastructureSA community here#ImpactfulConversationsimpactfulconversations.co.za
In part 3 of the #CriticalInfrastructureSA Series, powered by Sebenzana, I speak to Ntombifuthi Ntuli, the CEO of the South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA). Ntombifuthi and I discuss the following topics:Her studies and passion for environmental healthLife lessons learned from working in multiple industries. Wind Energy in the immediate and future South African Energy MixIf you would like to ask Ntombifuthi any further questions, submit your questions to us!#CriticalInfrastructureSA #ImpactfulConversations
In part 2 of the #CriticalInfrastructureSA Series, Powered by Sebenzana, I speak to Kiren Maharaj, the Managing Director of Gibb Power and the Chairperson of the South African National Energy Association.Kiren and I discuss:Her journey through a technical field after starting out, initially, with a non-technical backgroundOur Present Energy Mix in South Africa and the Opportunities for the FutureThe Carbon Question: Balancing the need for reducing emissions with our current Energy MixIf you would like to ask Kiren a further question, which she will answer via our digital newsletter, do head on over to join the community: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/critical-infrastructure-series#CriticalInfrastructureSA #Energy #ClimateChange #ImpactfulConversations
As part of the #CriticalInfrastructureSA Series, I chat to Alistair Moodie, the Product Manager of the Smart Asset Management Platform (SAMP) on: Cultivating Innovative Engineering How Engineers are not boring! The Smart Asset Management PlatformWe would love to hear from you on the #CriticalInfrastructureSA Series! What did you make of the episode? What does Critical Infrastructure mean to you? And how could we manage it better? Let us know by using the hashtag #CriticalInfrastructureSA and we'll feature some of your responses in our special edition newsletters! Would you like to join the #CriticalInfrastructureSA Community? Join here to be a part of the ongoing discussion: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/critical-infrastructure-series #CriticalInfrastructureSA #ImpactfulConversations
For this episode, I am joined by Alexandria Procter, the CEO and co-founder of DigsConnect. In a thrilling episode we discuss the following: Growing Up and the winding journey to entrepreneurship Some Tips on how to start something meaningful (future and current entrepreneurs, this one's for you!)Some of her favourite DigsConnect Marketing campaigns The foundation and purpose of DigsConnect in the greater South African Landscape Do remember to subscribe to the Podcast! Why not let us know how you found the episode by giving us a review?impactfulconversations.co.za#ImpactfulConversations
In Episode 22, I am thrilled to be joined by Kutlwano Tshekiso Kepadisa. He is a musical genius with talents in directing, singing and playing various instruments.He is the Artistic Director and Founder of the Makhanda Kwantu Choir. He is also the Assistant Director of Music for the Makana Choir School - Cathedral of St Michael and St George whose rise has been featured on SABC recently. He is also the Choir Director at Graeme College. Kutlwano is pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Economics, Mathematics and Music from the University Currently Known as Rhodes.We have a wide-ranging discussion on:His Journey into Music - and the bumps along the roadThe birth of his passion and volitionThe Arts Benefitting our Society and the role that institutions have to playEnjoy the episode! Please remember to subscribe and share!
In this episode of #ImpactfulConversations, I speak to Prevlen Rambalee - a digital engineer and author of the book, Street Smart Skills for Your Corporate Career. Prevlen and I discuss some of the lessons he has learned in his studies and career, as well as how he ran a little business as a youngster - selling socks, t-shirts and peanuts. We also discuss his passion for building leaders, and the impact that mentorship has had on his life; before discussing some of the key digital skills that we need in this day and age. Sign-Up for our Street Smart Skills Course herePlease remember to subscribe and share! #ImpactfulConversations
In Episode 20, I am thrilled to welcome Melvyn Lubega into the virtual room. Melvyn is an Actuary by training and is an experienced technology entrepreneur and business executive, who has built businesses that serve customers across the world. He is also a referenced thought leader and invited speaker both abroad and locally on digital transformation, disruptive innovation, the future of the workforce, as well as business strategy.Melvyn is a Rhodes Scholar and a founding executive and current Director of Go1, a world leader in online training that has been recognised on both the Deloitte Fast500 list of the world's fastest-growing companies as well as the Disrupt100 list of the world's most disruptive companies. He is also a non-Executive Director of Adcorp Group.Melvyn and I discuss the following:His journey through his studies, from Actuarial Sciences to working in the corporate world and then studying furtherThe journey to finding Go1Technology and Innovation in Africa's Future, with a particular link to the African Union's Agenda 2063: A Prosperous Africa, based on Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development.Do subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with the latest content! Check out the Impactful Conversations Street Smart Skills for Your Corporate Career Course: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/courses/streetsmartskillspart1#ImpactfulConversations #DigitalTransformation #SustainableDevelopment
I'm extremely excited to be joined by Dale Herbst on the next episode of Impactful Conversations. Dale is the Founder and Chief Creative Officer of That Food Guy — a proudly South African publishing company that strives to publish unique food narratives from local and international talent. He is a Creative Director, Brand Strategist, Broadcast and Digital Marketing Specialist who works with brands, companies and entrepreneurs to construct cohesive brand journeys from ideation to execution. Dale has extensive experience in the Media Industry, starting out as a Line Producer for ‘So You Think You Can Dance' and ‘Open Varsity'. He then worked as a Media Strategy and Project Consultant at the Media Consulting Group (MCG). He has also been a Series Producer for ‘Your Perfect Sishebo' before becoming the Executive Producer of Something's Cool. He, whilst doing this, was the Brand Manager and Strategist for J'Something. Currently, Dale is the Global Brand Director for Delicious Festival and the Founder and Chief Creative Officer for That Food Guy as well as the Founding Director and Creative Publishing Executive for That Food Guy Publishing. Dale and I talk through the following:His Journey in the Media Industry The birth and purpose of That Food Guy Building an Authentic Brand for your Company Remember to subscribe to the Podcast! We'd love to hear from you on how you found the episode. Get in touch by filling out our feedback form: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/contact #ImpactfulConversations
On Episode 18, I am thrilled to be joined by Foyin Ogunrombi. She is a freelance fashion, lifestyle and beauty writer, makeup artist and content creator at FoyinOg.com. She holds a BBusSci Marketing Management Degree from the University of Cape Town, and she is an Allan Gray Orbis Foundation Fellow. Foyin has extensive experience in various posts and positions. She has interned at Seventeen Magazine SA, Superbalist and Urban Decay Cosmetics. She has worked as a Social Printer at NIFTY250 Printing, as a Freelance Beauty Writer at Cosmopolitan SA and as a Fashion & Beauty Writer at Superbalist. She is currently the Director of Solo Online PTY Ltd. This is a company which offers Fashion, lifestyle and beauty writing, content creation and makeup artistry services. It is the home of FoyinOg.com and FacesByFoyin Makeup Artistry. Foyin and I talk through: Her Journey through her Career in the Beauty, Lifestyle and Fashion Industry The Future of the Beauty and Fashion Industry in Africa Being an Influencer in the Beauty and Lifestyle Industry Subscribe to the channel to keep up to date with the latest content! How did you find the episode? Why not take 30 seconds to give us some feedback by filling in our form: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/contact #ImpactfulConversations #Beauty #Fashion #Lifestyle
For episode 17, I am joined by Danielle Weakley. She is the Editor-in-Chief of Women's Health, Men's Health and GoHustle. Danielle has over 20 years experience in the media industry, initially working as a writer and editor. She now oversees strategy, marketing and creative content for print, digital social media, influencers and live events for two wellness and fitness brands as well as a female-focused empowerment and entrepreneurial platform. Danielle and I will be speaking on the following topics: Her Journey through her Career - from studying political science to starting in writing and then moving across to strategy. Fitness, Fashion, Health and Wellness - and the role the industry is playing in destigmatizing mental health. Changes in the Magazine World in 2020 - and how we foresee this playing out in the years to come. Remember to subscribe and share with a friend! We'd love to hear from you on how you found the episode! Take 30 seconds to fill out our feedback form: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/contact#ImpactfulConversations
In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Adriana Marais, the founder of ProudlyHuman. She is pioneering new frontiers in research and technology for a resilient future resilient future on Earth, Mars and beyond. She has recently visited the Antarctic interior and the Oman desert on location scouts for Proudly Human's Off-World Project. Adriana is a Director at the Foundation for Space Development, an initiative of which is Africa2Moon, Africa's first mission to the Moon, to inspire the youth of developing nations, in particular, Africa, to “Reach for the Stars” through education and science. She is also a member of the South African DHET Ministerial Task Team on the 4th Industrial Revolution, Faculty at the SingularityUniversity and Duke Corporate Education, and an astronaut candidate with the Mars One Project. In this episode we talk through: Her Journey through her studies and what inspired her to keep on learningThe birth and work of Proudly Human, the OffWorld Project and Life on MarsOur Future in Technology and Science in South Africa and the approach we need to takeI hope you enjoy the episode! We'd love to hear from you on how you found the episode; why not take 30 seconds to fill out our feedback form: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/contact Remember to Subscribe to take a look at the latest content! #ImpactfulConversations #Education #Science #Technology
I am thrilled to be joined by Venencia Mhonde, an Account Manager, Master of International Business holder, Model United Nations Delegate and Author. Venencia and I discuss the following: The Art of Business and People (and building your personal brand) Being the Olivia Pope (The Fixer) of your world Women Empowerment in Business, Society and EducationWe'd love to hear from you on how you found the episode! Take 30 seconds to fill out our feedback form: https://www.impactfulconversations.co.za/contact Enjoy the show! Do subscribe to the content, like the video and share with your friends and family! #ImpactfulConversations impactfulconversations.co.za