Our economy is so battered we are constantly being told to tighten our belts… Hellooo! Our belts are so tight we are already squeaking like little 5 year olds! Had enough of the poor business reports? Had enough of the bad health of our economy? You could loosen your belt by listening to SA’s top
LAUNCHING OCTOBER 15 & PRESENTING THRU 2013 – NEW KEYNOTE TITLE Daniel Silke is proud to launch a new global keynote title “The World Today – and Tomorrow”. This title presents a more global and international take on the current political, economic and social scene and follows on the success of the continuing “Tracking the
“The truth of the matter is that there’s nothing you can’t accomplish if: (1) You clearly decide what it is that you’re absolutely committed to achieving, (2) You’re willing to take massive action, (3) You notice what’s working or not, and (4) You continue to change your approach until you achieve what you want, using
BITE are a five piece rock band—playing totally live in that they do not use any back-tacks at all. There are two lead guitarists/rhythm, bass, drums and a female vocalist. There are two other members who also do lead vocals as well as harmonies. BITE cover music from the 60’s right into the current millennium.
South Africa is set to enter a ‘fasten seat-belt’ period as the events at the Marikana mine tragedy together with the looming ANC elective conference at Mangaung shape our future. In this topical and highly relevant keynote, acclaimed Independent Political Analyst and Keynote Speaker Daniel Silke delves into the impact of the mining tragedy and
JP Landman is a self-employed analyst on political-economic trends. He focuses on trends in politics, economics, demography and social capital. He is visiting professor at the Business School of the University of the Free Sta te; and he consults to BoE Private Clients, one of SA’s largest private wealth managers. He has a BA LLB
PROMINENT FINANCIAL JOURNALIST & BROADCASTER, BRUCE WHITFIELD PRAISES DANIEL SILKE’S KEYNOTES ON AIR Appearing live on 702’s “The Money Show” this week, Daniel Silke analysed the political impact of the Trevor Manuel’s National Planning Commission just-released report. Following the interview on-air, prominent news anchor and broadcaster, Bruce Whitfield had this to say about Daniel’s keynote presentations: “If
8 Things That Every TEAM Can Learn From Lance Armstrong There’s a lot that athletes can learn from Lance Armstrong, no matter what sport they are competing in. In many respects, it doesn’t matter what the sport is; as the determination demonstrated by Lance Armstrong would propel anyone to success is known throughout the world
Mandy Wiener’s Gritty True-Crime Tale, Killing Kebble, Blows the Lid Off Johannesburg’s Underworld In September 2005, Brett Kebble, a prominent South African mining magnate, was killed on a quiet suburban street in Johannesburg in an apparent “assisted suicide”. The top-level investigation that followed was a tipping-point for democratic South Africa. It exposed the corrupt relationship
With a BA(Hons) degree and two decades in front of the television cameras, Ashley Hayden is proud to present her new bespoke training courses, ‘WOMEN MEAN BUSINESS’ and ‘THE GAME OF LIFE’. Both are aimed at increasing productivity, morale and teambuilding within your company. WOMEN MEAN BUSINESS Today corporate environments are moving away from
