Worklife Matters and host Siv Negesi talks 'Our sustainable community', with Lorna Pretorius, CMO of Faithful to Nature. They'll be chatting ethical, accessible, and affordable shopping alternatives for everyone - keeping it local and supporting the products and people that count to make a healthy environmental and social impact in our communities. Workshop17 · Instagram · Facebook · youtube · Twitter · LinkedIn

Worklife Matters host Siv Ngesi chats candidly to Rael Levitt CEO and author of It Takes A Tsunami, the ultimate comeback kid. From; catastrophe, survival to success, with tips and top techniques, the support of family and friends to finding the tenacity to carry on and swim back from the brink. Workshop17 · Instagram · Facebook · youtube · Twitter · LinkedIn

Tune into Worklife Matters with host Siv Ngesi, and our guest Gareth Leck, Co-founder and Group CEO of renowned brand and communication agency, Joe Public. In this week’s podcast Siv chats to Gareth about business stories of survival, success, and lessons learned along the way - the importance of family, and how the ultimate comeback is always possible. Workshop17 · Instagram · Facebook · youtube · Twitter · LinkedIn

Andrew Rothschild, motivational speaker, Co-founder and owner of Sweat 1000 talks finance to fitness, failing forward and finding your inspiration.

He sweats it out with self belief, the right support system and good old fashioned hard work. Listen in as he sweats it out with Siv Ngesi Workshop17 · Instagram · Facebook · youtube · Twitter · LinkedIn

Lolo Ndlovu Founder and CEO of The Sneaker Shack talks start-ups, the SA Sneaker culture, lessons learnt from the soccer field to the humble beginnings of The Sneaker Shack. Workshop17 · Instagram · Facebook · youtube · Twitter · LinkedIn

Kane Reilly, SA's top ultra trail running athlete chats conquering mountains, life and work - competition, set-backs and support-systems. Workshop17 · Instagram · Facebook · youtube · Twitter · LinkedIn

The Workshop17 Show welcomes African Management Institute’s General Manager, Lebo Pasha to the seventh episode. We discuss how the entrepreneurial landscape has been impacted by the global pandemic that hit South Africa in March 2020. Lebo deep dives into some lessons that entrepreneurs have learned in the changing climate as well as important steps that we can take to secure our funding during uncertain times.

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Episode 6 welcomes Raw Catering Founders, Trent Devine and Tyrone Kidney to The Workshop17 Show. They discuss how to never waste a good crisis and why it’s important to adapt and change a business model during times of change. Trent and Tyrone tell us about the origin story of Raw Catering and how the lockdown in South Africa inspired the launch of their new company TheFoodCo.

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Episode 5 invites trend analyst and founder of Flux Trends, Dion Chang, and Workshop17 Business Development Manager, Isabel Faller, to discuss the future of work. Generation Z has changed the way we view many aspects of work and life. In this episode, we delve deeper into how it will impact businesses from hiring new talent to creating a culture where employees aren’t afraid to speak up and change the way we work.

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The 4th episode of The Workshop17 Show delves into the life of renowned South African furniture designer, David Krynauw. We find out what makes him tick and how a young qualified winemaker changed his career from the wine industry in Cape Town to making furniture back at his home in Johannesburg.

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