The Leadership Platform

Professor Theo Veldsman of UJ provides a leadership master lesson on followers and followership.

Adriaan and Louis Groenewald, along with Barbara Dale-Jones, host Zonke Mpotulo. She is the Future Leaders Programme Manager and Teacher at the LEAP school in Garankuwa. LEAP schools are low fee independent schools offering quality education to children from disadvantaged communities.

The panel speaks with Lebogang Maile, Gauteng’s MEC for Economic, Environment, Agriculture and Rural Development, about an exciting initiative called: The Township Entrepreneurial Awards. It’s to celebrate, recognise and reward entrepreneurial talent in the townships, whilst supporting the province’s goal and commitment to revitalising the township economy.

The panel interviews Claire O'Keeffe - Managing Member - Gijima SA. She speaks about her entrepreneurial story of building a Sales Training and Performance Consulting business.

Adriaan and Louis Groenewald, together with the panel, speak with USB-ED representative, Doug Matteus on Measurement of Sales Performance. Doug has had 25 years of practical business experience at six companies in diverse sectors, with 15 of those being at director or executive level.

Pastor Thamo Naidoo talks about his leadership journey and the Apostolic Leadership Summit being held on 9-12 March 2016 in Sandton. This summit will address the root causality of global issues, such as the tragic death of credible leaders willing to challenge the status quo, as well as the systemic problems of corruption and greed.

The panel explores leadership and spirituality with Pastor Thamo Naidoo.

Professional Learning Communities are the focus of the discussion that Adriaan and Louis Groenewald, together with Barbara Dale-Jones, have with the Principal of Brenthurst Primary School in Benoni, Dr Razia Ghanshi.

Audience guests have an opportunity to pitch their SME business to the panel in 30 seconds and comment or ask questions relating to the previous discussions with the panel.

Enzani Technologies is one of the few black female owned engineering contractors that is owned and managed by women who are electrical engineers. Adriaan Groenewald, Richard Angus and Ellis Mnyandu chat with SME owner and founder of Enzani Technologies, Tlaleng Moabi.