Reframed

In this second episode of The Monday Christian series, Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda argue that our perspective is an important factor in our daily business practice – it matters – because our actions flow directly from what we believe to be true, even if we cannot articulate it. They introduce ‘triperspectivalism’ as a useful framework for thinking about how our perspective has been influenced by different life experiences. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

In this exciting new podcast series, entitled The Monday Christian, Paul Kim and Sibs Sibanda deep dive into the theology behind faith and work. They cover topics such as how perspective shapes business culture and strategy, how to love God and others through our work, how eternity impacts work here and now, and the implications of faith and truth on business practice. But first, let us find out a bit more about the “why” behind this series. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

If you lead a business you want to catch this episode with Derich Priga, Managing Director of Klipfontein Farms and D&M Fresh Products. He tells a compelling story of how he resigned from his well-paying job to start his own business as he followed God’s call. Derich stresses the importance of relationships in business and encourages us to lean on others along the way. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Discover the practical, healthy rhythms you need to lead yourself well. Lerato Thekiso, Executive Director at Thekvest Legal Advisory Services, reminds us that leading a business well starts with self-responsibility, discipline and stewardship. Join her for this insightful episode to become a better leader in a volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Minah Koela shares her powerful story of overcoming many leadership challenges as she assumed her role as Executive Director at Beautiful Gate SA, a non-profit organisation, just before the COVID-19 pandemic’s upheaval. Minah compels us to build a team culture of courage, trust and appreciation as we lead. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

If you’re going to create next-level leadership in your organisation, you need to take empathy seriously, this is especially true in the diverse African context. Shawn Theunissen, Founder of Property Point and a passionate social entrepreneur, breaks down our tendency to prejudge others and how this chips away at our leadership. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Building a future-fit organisation is more than just having a plan in place. Learn from Phillipa Geard, CEO and Founder of RecruitMyMom, as she delivers a practical message on how to stay agile, innovative and ready for whatever the future holds. Stewarding your vision and mission with intention will leave a wake of redemptive leadership. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Pieter Faure, the CEO of Mergon Group, has navigated three major transitions in just 13 years with the company. From leadership changes to company relocations and even the transition of founder to flag-bearer, he’s learned a thing or two along the way. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

Hear from Jacques de Vos as he plots out the points that will keep your course of action anchored to the local context; staying relevant, effective and high-impact. Jacques is the CEO of Mezzanine, a company that co-creates fit-for-purpose digital solutions for companies doing business on the African continent. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

In the audio version of Doing Leadership Differently, we look at Orchestrating Creativity. We hear from Gideon, the CEO of King Price Insurance. Gideon points out that when companies are new, small and unburdened by corporate bureaucracy they are free-thinking and adaptable; they nurture creativity and move quickly. His challenge to business leaders is to adopt a management style that gives employees the freedom to flourish, even as the business grows in size and complexity.  Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts