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Goodnews Cadogan – Climate Change Leadership • Change • Transformation • Management • Facilitation
Goodnews Cadogan, a seasoned HR Generalist, has a wide range of industry experience that stretches across the public and private sector. It is in the last three years that he has cut his teeth in Leadership Consulting, with clients in Financial Services (Banking), ICT sector, as well as in the non-profit, and public sectors. Goodnews also serves on the International Steering Committee of the State of the World Forum, with a focus on the 2020 Climate Change Leadership Campaign.
Goodnews is an Honoray Fellow of the Asian Foresight Institute, based at the Dhurakij Pundit University in Thailand. It is the international exposure, as well as the leadership interest, that has widened his scope, and sphere of influence, not only in SA, but globally as well.
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Nico Panagio - SABC 3 “Top Billing” Presenter and New Presenter of “Survivor SA”, Actor and Popular Master of Ceremonies.
After 5 years on "7de Laan", Nico Panagio left the popular soapie which made him a household name, and join the SABC3 lifestyle programme "Top Billing" Team as presenter. Nico can also be seen on television in the role of Bruno in SABC 3’s Erfsondes, as well as the Druglord Mr. Big, in the SABC 1 series Zone 14. He is a popular Master of Ceremonies for both corporate and special events, and receives rave reviews from clients for his professional participation.
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Tendai Mhizha – Collaboration • Communication • Branding • Innovation • Strategy • “The Real Africa”
Tendai is truly a global citizen, having spent her early years travelling the world, and received her education in six different countries. She is an authority on Africa as the next frontier for growth in the world, and motivating business communities in Africa. She is also a writer and award-winner in the arena of Entrepreneurship and Marketing. Tendai holds a Masters in Strategic Management with the University of Derby, UK and is currently pursuing a doctoral degree through research, with the same university.
Tendai has 20 years experience in Pan-African Market Research and strategy and has worked for The Edgars Group in Zimbabwe, and Wella Hair Care Company and Research International in South Africa.
She is a board level leader, lecturer and an avid public speaker with an infectious passion for people and the rapid development of The African continent.
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Andre Arendse – "GamePlan: 2010 – A Strategy for the World Cup and Beyond!"
Andre Arendse is a former Captain and goalkeeper of Bafana Bafana, who enjoyed his finest hour in national team colours as he played in the 1996 African Nations Cup success. He is currently the Supersport United goalkeeper, as well as a Supersport presenter.
Andre is now speaking on the implication of the event coming to South Africa. South Africa will be thrust into the spotlight, and a four year frenzy will begin in earnest. Are you ready for all the opportunities this once-in-a-lifetime event provides?
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Shaun Bartlett - 1998 FIFA World Cup Bafana Bafana player
Shaun Bartlett made his full international debut in a friendly against Lesotho on April 26, 1995. He is currently the 2nd all-time leading scorer behind Benni McCarthy for the South African national team, with 28 goals in 74 appearances. He helped his country to the 1996 African Nations Cup and played in the 1998 FIFA World Cup, scoring two goals. Using his experience on the field as illustrations, Shaun Bartlett addresses such motivational topics as persistence, team work and improved performance, and what the 2010 World Cup can mean to South Africa.
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Tom Purcell - "2010 FIFA World Cup: Like, Love or Loathe – You Can’t Ignore or Avoid!"
Tom Purcell is a former Solicitor (attorney) with English Premiership club Chelsea, and he is currently the Chairman of the Chelsea Supporters Club South Africa. His love of Cape Town, South Africa and football has propelled him to produce a heady mix of passion and excitement for what we are going to encounter in this country next year. For Cape Town, it started in the first week of December, and will build to a roaring crescendo as we enter 2010.
Join Tom as he takes you on a journey through the facts & figures and the sights & sounds that makes up this country’s greatest ever social and economic opportunity.
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