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Kenny Fihla: Leading as no. 6 in 6 years
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Adrian Gore: Leading on Purpose
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Edward Kieswetter: Leading From The Ashes
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Serame Taukobong: Leading a Resurrection
August 3, 2026 · 38 min“I was kicked out of a lab. They thought I’d blow it up. And I ended up in marketing.” Serame Taukobong trained as a chemist. His first employer had other ideas. What followed was Unilever, SAB, M-Net, fifteen years at MTN across Africa…
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Sir John Lazar: Leading Ahead of the Tech Curve
July 27, 2026 · 42 minJohn Lazar studied computer science at Wits before the personal computer existed as a consumer product. A Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford, decades building and leading one of the UK's most consequential telecoms software companies, and now…
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Stephen Newton: Leading without a safety net
July 20, 2026 · 39 minStephen Newton didn’t have a safety net growing up and that shaped him – he rose to senior positions in three international corporates – started and failed at three businesses – one in SEO, one importing African art and a third an…
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Bertina Engelbrecht: Leading From The Inside Out
July 13, 2026 · 37 minBertina Engelbrecht grew up on the Cape Flats, trained as an attorney, and became CEO of a Top 40 JSE-listed company via human resources (HR). Not the obvious route and not one she designed. She joined Clicks in 2006 as HR director, spent…
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Sir Brad Fried: Leading by design
July 6, 2026 · 42 minBrad grew up in Cape Town. A phone call to Jim Wulfensohn who later became head of the World Bank changed his life. He worked at McKinsey, ran Investec in London and was drawn into public service culminating in being appointed Chairman of…