Podcasts about matsi modise

Stephen Grootes speaks to entrepreneur and business expert Matsi Modise, as she reviews the insightful book 'You're Not Broke, You're Pre-Rich' by Mapalo Makho, sharing her thoughts on how to rethink your relationship with money and unlock your path to prosperity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Guest: Matsi Modise | Founder at Furaha Afrika Holdings  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Technology startups and the venture capital ecosystem that transforms ideas and fledgling companies into disruptive businesses are growing and expanding in Africa. Africa and South Africa enjoys a fertile environment for tech entrepreneurs due to the continent's youthful and growing population, rising internet penetration, and the application of emerging technologies that have the potential to improve access to healthcare, financial services, education, and energy. To talk about the key industry trends and updates in tech, startup policy Michael Avery is joined by Matsi Modise, Vice-Chairperson of SiMODiSA; Tanya van Lill, CEO of the Southern African Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (SAVCA); Melvyn Lubega, Co-founder of Go1& Alison Collier, Managing Director of Endeavor South Africa

In this episode of Africa Series, Stacey Japhta, Head of Strategic FinTech Partnerships at Talent in the Cloud, an emerging markets FinTech executive search firm and host of Talking success podcast, spoke to Tim Nuy, founder and CEO at Finclusion Group and Matsi Modise, its Non-Executive Chair about how to improve financial inclusion through using alternative credit score data, Finclusion's mission, Matsi's governance experience and more! Check out the King Report on Governance in South Africa if you are interested in how boards should be run!

Nedbank Business Ignite is back. This year, the campaign celebrates small and medium-sized enterprises that have adopted new business models for a post-Covid 19 reality. Bongani speaks to Matsi Modise, founder and Managing Director Furaha Afrika Holdings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nedbank Business Ignite is back. This year, the campaign celebrates small and medium-sized enterprises that have adopted new business models for a post-Covid 19 reality. Bongani speaks to Matsi Modise, founder and Managing Director Furaha Afrika Holdings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matsi Modise, Entrepreneur and Entrepreneurship Activist speaks to Bongani Bingwa after he announces the winners in our 2020 Nedbank Business Ignite. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adjacent Conversations Week 6! And this one is a special one for all of our entrepreneurs and small business owners! This week's guest is the one and only Matsi Modise ; one of the leading supporters & contributors to entrepreneurship that I look up to. Her insights and perspective are always refreshing and offer a bit of hope when you don't know where to look! Matsi not only shared her own story and journey of the past 10 years, ups and downs but also he state of small business & entrepreneurship right now. Where are things going? What support actually exists? How can we make it through these times? How do we byild businesses that survive crisis. You're gonna love this convo and gain true insight. Subscribe. Rate. Share. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adjacentconversations/message

Matsi Modise an entrepreneur and entrepreneurial activist. She has spirit and the can do attitude to change South Africa for the better.   She is the founder of Furaha Afrika Holding (Pty) Ltd, a Pan-African advisory company. They focus on enterprise and business development solutions.  

A woman on a mission to boost South African entrepreneurs. Matsi Modise is the Managing Director of SiMODiSA, an industry association with a mission to accelerate entrepreneurship by collaborating with policy makers to enhance the success rate of high impact, high growth entrepreneurs. The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviewed Modise for his weekly “ShapeShifter” feature.

CliffCentral.com — Mpumi chats to a disruptor who is a Jill of all trades – Matsi Modise, Managing Director of SiMODiSA Association. They talk about the need to disrupt the status quo in business in order to assist start-up companies in the volatile South African market.

Matsi Modise is an entrepreneur and Managing Director of Simodisa - an industry association who’s mission is to accelerate entrepreneurship by collaborating with policy makers to enhance the success rate of high impact, high growth entrepreneurs.

And so our First Birthday Celebration continues… Over the past year, our sister podcast, African Tech Conversations, has featured relaxed in-depth chats with leading entrepreneurs, innovators and thought-leaders from Africa’s tech scene. In place of this week’s discussion on the African Tech Round-up, we’re sharing memorable moments from the series. In this episode, you can look forward to hearing candid bits and insights courtesy of Mteto Nyathi, Alan Knott-Craig Jr, Matsi Modise, Ashley Veasey, Justin Spratt and Trevor Wolfe. We obviously couldn’t share snippets from every conversation we had, but you’re welcome to listen to every single one of them in their entirety at conversations.africantechroundup.com Music Credits: Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Music licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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World Economic Forum founder Prof Klaus Schwab is justifiably proud of bringing together of the world’s political, business and civic society leaders in Davos. But his greatest achievement, he reckons, was launching the Global Shapers programme where young activists gather to do good through hubs in almost 500 cities worldwide. Every year a few of these Shapers – mostly 20-somethings – are invited to rub shoulders with the global power mongers gathered in Davos. A handful of them are invited to participate in the big name sessions. This year, their rarefied number included South African Matsi Modise, the 33 year old entrepreneur who started the Soweto hub. On Thursday, Matsi she looked comfortable sharing the Davos stage with the chairman of Coca Cola; the founder of Airbnb; and superstar musician will.i.am. Today she told shared her inspirational story and dreams for a future South Africa with Biznews.com’s Alec Hogg.

CliffCentral.com — Matsi Molise is the MD of Simodisa - an association set up to assist SMEs with some of the challenges they face in starting up their businesses. She's also a fellow Qwa Qwa local who is jetting off to the World Economic Forum in Jan 2016 as part of a select 50 young South African entrepreneurs who will be in the company of the likes of Warren Buffet, Bill Gates etc. Then, Mabale Moloi gets some insights into the process of egg donation amongst South African women as well as learning about the international scams which plaque the industry with the help of Psychologist for Wijnland Fertility in Stellenbosch, Lizanne Van Waart.

By her own admission, Matsi Modise, does not look a day over 25. But you would do well not to underestimate this 30 year-20old executive who has recently been appointed Managing Director of SiMODiSA-- a South African industry-led initiative launched to address the hurdles faced by small and medium-sized enterprises and startups. Formerly the National Executive Director of the South African Black Entrepreneurs Forum, Matsi is an avid entrepreneurship activist and a successful entrepreneur in her own right — having co-founded the business development advisory firm, Emerge Ltd. In this conversation, Matsi spoke about finding her voice and not being afraid to use it to advocate for causes she cares about. No doubt, it is her affinity for engaging in meaningful dialogue that has led to her being inducted as a World Economic Forum Global Shaper, and appointed the South African Chapter Head of the Pan-African foundation, Africa 2.0. We are willing to bet that this bright, millennial upstart will continue to help keep the African startup eco-system's fires burning. Music Credits: All music by Brian Lupiya. Used with permission.