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Motivational Speakers MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKERS Select from our list of Guest Speakers to suit your event requirements. Any host can be selected with any experience as detailed in the proposal and speak on virtual platforms or at physical events. Costs are for budget estimates only and will be quoted on accurately once the activity is finalised and requirements have been detailed. Photo Information Total Dawie Roodt – Economist is the chief economist and a director at Efficient Group, a financial services company. His career in economic R30 000 and political analysis spans over 20 years and includes nine years as an economist at the South African Reserve Bank as well as being the economic editor of a financial publication. Celynn Morin – Wellbeing consultant – Helping to Enrich quality of Lives (UK Based) I help leaders and their teams enrich their quality of life, using proven frameworks that support holistic R30 000 wellbeing. lead vibrant teams with confidence, a healthy mindset, and joy. Bruce Whitfield - Radio Personality Bruce is a multi-platform award-winning financial journalist. His work on radio, television and in print gives him unique access to South Africa’s biggest power brokers in business and money. Bruce has been named R45 000 Financial Journalist of the Year three times in the past decade by independent judges in the annual Sanlam Awards and has received recognition for his work on the economy, companies and personal finance. Pieter van Kets – Adventurer Peter is a professional adventurer, highly sought-after international business inspirational and keynote speaker. He has become globally known as a specialist around business’ ability to persevere in a dynamic and turbulent economy. He has worked with major corporations across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the USA. He R45 000 takes the lessons learned from his expeditions and relates them to the business environment. His expedition stories are of survival, courage, perseverance, passion, loneliness, tenacity, amazing teamwork and the will to win. Peter's presentations take people on powerful life-altering journeys, changing the way they think about themselves and their businesses. Photo Information Total Robin Banks – Mind Power Expert Robin Banks is the world’s leading authorities on the subject of Mind Power and Personal Mastery. He is a highly-sought after International Speaker and has spoken to CEO’s and Senior Management from TBQ Global Fortune 500 companies. He is a prolific speaker and presenter and has an amazing ability to combine solid content with a humorous and dynamic presentation. People from all walks of life, from shelf packers to CEO’s, have been transformed and inspired by Robin’s presentations. Kobus Wiese – Former South African rugby union player Although a fearsome presence on the field, Kobus Wiese is a sought-after Master of Ceremony and public R35 000 speaker who uses his experiences on the field to demonstrate how motivation and team spirit are essential to success of any kind. Justin Cohen - Author Justin Cohen is the author of 6 books and 8 audiobooks. He hosted a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviewed some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer R40 000 service and leadership. Over the past 20 years he has presented in nearly 30 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Justin is currently the host and transformational coach of Mnet’s The Single Wives, and a doctoral candidate at Middlesex University in London. Joey Evens – Sportsman and Adventurer Joey inspired people across the world when he pulled off a near impossible dream, dragging his battered motorbike along with his broken body over the finish line of the 9000km Dakar Rally. Finishing the longest, most R25 000 grueling and dangerous off-road race in the world, was the dramatic end to his extraordinary journey after breaking his back and being paralysed 10 years earlier. Photo Information Total Fanie De Villers – Sports Personality I am a firm believer that any speech success is based on three pillars. Content, humour and identifying with the speaker. On the last topic it is important for the group to know of my number one ranking status in the world of bowling in the early 90's. That fits perfectly into my topic Why strive for the world of the average and success if R30 000 striving for gold/excellence is possible! Furthermore, to strive for excellence everyone must identify the positive and negative influences in lives. I think we all know that motivation is properly one of the most important pillars in true achievements. The question is do we really understand these influences and measuring of them. I will put more light on truly measuring motivational levels. Leanne Mannas – TV Personality She is instantly recognisable as the face of SABC 2’s flagship breakfast show, Morning Live, a hard-hitting news R42 000 broadcast that she has anchored since 2004. Prior to taking on this demanding role, Leanne found recognition presenting a number of prominent business shows including SABC 3’s Business Update and Business Focus. Tony Wake – Mindwalker Tony Wake – The Mindwalker has taken South Africa by storm and has brought an exciting new element to the fraternity of hypnosis. Famous for his uncanny abilities of suggestion, influence, persuasion, and hypnotic performances that has R30 000 brought him much public acclaim and allowed him to transform and broaden the beliefs many have in the capabilities of the mind. Marks Maponyane - Sports Personality Maponyane hails from Meadowlands in Soweto. He is currently an analyst at SABC and was South Africa's analyst during the FIFA World Cup in 2006. He is also the Sales Executive at Adidas South Africa. He has been a motivational speaker since his spell at Chiefs since 1989. His has done motivational talks R35 000 at Toyota and Nissan SA. Photo Information Total Brian Baloyi – Sports Personality Brian Baloyi is a retired South African football goalkeeper. Baloyi made his professional debut in 1993. He joined R35 000 league rivals Mamelodi Sundowns in 2004 after playing for Kaizer Chiefs for over a decade. He is commonly nicknamed "Spiderman". He went for money the time he move to Sundowns Lucas Radebe – Sports Personality Lucas Valeriu Radebe OIS is a South African former professional footballer who played as a centre back. He R70 000 began playing in South Africa with Kaizer Chiefs, before transferring to Leeds United, where he played 256 matches for the Yorkshire side Makhaya Ntini – Sports Personality Makhaya Ntini OIS is a South African former professional cricketer, who played all forms of the game. He was R47 000 the second ethnically black player after Paul Adams to play for the South African national cricket team. Shaun Pollock – Sports Personality Shaun Maclean Pollock OIS is a South African cricket commentator and former cricketer, who was captain in R70 000 all formats of the game. He is considered as one of the finest medium pacers of his time. A genuine bowling all- rounder, Pollock along with Allan Donald formed a bowling partnership for many years Photo Information Total John Smit - – Sports Personality John William Smit, OIS, is a South African former rugby union player and former chief executive officer of the R56 000 Sharks. He was the 50th captain of the South Africa national team, and led the team to win the 2007 Rugby World Cup Joel Stransky – Sports Personality Joel Theodore Stransky is a South African former rugby union player. A fly-half, he is known for scoring all of R42 000 South Africa's points, including the winning drop goal, against New Zealand in the 1995 Rugby World Cup final Aki Anastasiou – Futurist – Tech Strategist Presenter of TecHub on @eNCA ® Host Tech Show Technobyte @ What’s Next @MyBroadband, Greek Geek R35 000 Weirdo, Trafficologist, Columnist, Radio Presenter, Speaker, MC, Gadgeteer and Technologist. Graeme Codrington – Futurist Graeme is an internationally recognised futurist, specialising in the future of work. For the past two decades he R40 000 has worked with some of the world's most recognised brands, travelling to over 80 countries in total, and speaking to around 100,000 people every year..
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