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EP5:S2:The Hard Things: Why we need visionary Intrapreneurs in Africa now more than ever
Investopedia defines the word Intraprenuer as someone who “works inside a company to develop an innovative idea or project that will enhance the company's future.” The term "intrapreneur" is a combination of the two words "internal" and "entrepreneur." It was first coined by Gifford Pinchot III and Elizabeth S. Pinchot in a 1978 white paper.
In this episode I have a conversation with a dynamic businesswoman, Karabo Moloko, who is the CEO of Sybrin Systems SA, a digital transformation software development company. During our conversation, Karabo shares some insights on why intrapreneurship could be the answer to transforming Africa’s economy.
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By As You LeadInvestopedia defines the word Intraprenuer as someone who “works inside a company to develop an innovative idea or project that will enhance the company's future.” The term "intrapreneur" is a combination of the two words "internal" and "entrepreneur." It was first coined by Gifford Pinchot III and Elizabeth S. Pinchot in a 1978 white paper.
In this episode I have a conversation with a dynamic businesswoman, Karabo Moloko, who is the CEO of Sybrin Systems SA, a digital transformation software development company. During our conversation, Karabo shares some insights on why intrapreneurship could be the answer to transforming Africa’s economy.