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On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed award-winning entrepreneur Tiffini Hein – Founder and CEO of Cool Kids Cabs – Finalist to the Top 20 for the 2018 World Top Outstanding Young Persons! Stay tuned

Please vote now for Tiffini to increase her chances of making it into the Top 10. To vote for Tiffini, follow the steps below:

1. Go to www.toyp.jci.cc

2. Click on Tiffini Hein to learn more about her work.

3. Click “Like” beneath Tiffini’s photo and you would have voted for her.

Voting closes on 24 August 2018.

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed award-winning entrepreneur Tiffini Hein – Founder and CEO of Cool Kids Cabs – Finalist to the Top 20 for the 2018 World Top Outstanding Young Persons! Stay tuned

Please vote now for Tiffini to increase her chances of making it into the Top 10. To vote for Tiffini, follow the steps below:

1. Go to www.toyp.jci.cc

2. Click on Tiffini Hein to learn more about her work.

3. Click “Like” beneath Tiffini’s photo and you would have voted for her.

Voting closes on 24 August 2018.

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed a dynamic Entrepreneur Mogau Seshoene – Founder and CEO of the The Lazy Makoti who is building a South African traditional food empire. Mogau pivoted from a career in Finance to build a food solutions company that provides cooking lessons, recipe development and bespoke catering. Mogau talks about how she overcame to fear to get to where is now… Forbes 30under30 (2016), M&G top 200 young South Africans and an award-winning entrepreneur. Mogau is passionate about preserving our heritage and she challenged all of us to do the same. She recommended her own book that will be hitting the bookshelves in October

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed a dynamic Entrepreneur Mogau Seshoene – Founder and CEO of the The Lazy Makoti who is building a South African traditional food empire. Mogau pivoted from a career in Finance to build a food solutions company that provides cooking lessons, recipe development and bespoke catering. Mogau talks about how she overcame to fear to get to where is now… Forbes 30under30 (2016), M&G top 200 young South Africans and an award-winning entrepreneur. Mogau is passionate about preserving our heritage and she challenged all of us to do the same. She recommended her own book that will be hitting the bookshelves in October

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Musa Mabasa. Musa was recently awarded the prestigious Standard bank rising star award in the mining and minerals category. He unpacked his journey from growing up in absolute poverty, having lost both his parents before age 6, overcoming a seemingly impossible situation and today at age 33, Musa is a mining manager at Exxaro, a senior pastor of His House church in Pretoria and he holds an MBA from Gibbs. We unpacked what it takes to become a rising star winner!

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Musa Mabasa. Musa was recently awarded the prestigious Standard bank rising star award in the mining and minerals category. He unpacked his journey from growing up in absolute poverty, having lost both his parents before age 6, overcoming a seemingly impossible situation and today at age 33, Musa is a mining manager at Exxaro, a senior pastor of His House church in Pretoria and he holds an MBA from Gibbs. We unpacked what it takes to become a rising star winner!

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Leadership consultant and guru – Dr Sam Ndoga. Dr Sam defined leadership as capability to solve problems, he went on to say without a challenge, leadership is not necessary. He unpacked servant leadership and how one can become a more secure effective leader

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Leadership consultant and guru – Dr Sam Ndoga. Dr Sam defined leadership as capability to solve problems, he went on to say without a challenge, leadership is not necessary. He unpacked servant leadership and how one can become a more secure effective leader

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Jon Foster-Pedley, Dean and executive director at Henley Business School. Jon unpacked Leadership, creativity & Corporate activism (PACE framework). He recommended three books and gave a fantastic challenge for our audiance

Jon is Dean and Director of Henley Business School, Africa, part of the University of Reading.  For 15 years prior to joining Henley, he was the faculty member for strategy and creativity at the University of Cape Town, Graduate School of Business for the MBA and other programmes.  He is Visiting Professor in Creativity and Innovation for the Namibian Business Innovation Centre and Polytechnic of Namibia, and consults and advises numerous companies in Africa and internationally.

Formerly an airline pilot, examiner and aerobatic competitor in Europe and South Africa, he later sold airliners in Africa and the Middle East for British Aerospace, before completing an MBA at Ashridge in 1990.  He then began teaching strategy and international business part-time, and joined Airbus Industrie in Toulouse as Marketing and Education Director of a JV to train European aerospace executives in commercial skills.  Jon has worked internationally for 30 years, principally in Europe, Africa, Middle East, Australasia and North America.

On this podcast, Maanda Tshifularo interviewed Jon Foster-Pedley, Dean and executive director at Henley Business School. Jon unpacked Leadership, creativity & Corporate activism (PACE framework). He recommended three books and gave a fantastic challenge for our audiance

Jon is Dean and Director of Henley Business School, Africa, part of the University of Reading.  For 15 years prior to joining Henley, he was the faculty member for strategy and creativity at the University of Cape Town, Graduate School of Business for the MBA and other programmes.  He is Visiting Professor in Creativity and Innovation for the Namibian Business Innovation Centre and Polytechnic of Namibia, and consults and advises numerous companies in Africa and internationally.

Formerly an airline pilot, examiner and aerobatic competitor in Europe and South Africa, he later sold airliners in Africa and the Middle East for British Aerospace, before completing an MBA at Ashridge in 1990.  He then began teaching strategy and international business part-time, and joined Airbus Industrie in Toulouse as Marketing and Education Director of a JV to train European aerospace executives in commercial skills.  Jon has worked internationally for 30 years, principally in Europe, Africa, Middle East, Australasia and North America.