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Detailed Program: Tuesday
Tuesday Morning, 22 November
08:00-08:55 Refreshments
PLENARY PANEL: BENCHMARKS AND VISIONS
CHAIR: PROF NICO BEUTE
WE EXAMINE AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED BENCHMARK AND NEW APPROACHES TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
09:00-09:20 Lessons learned from
Singapore
Mr Guy Lundy
CEO of Accelerate Cape Town, a business initiative that brings together the leaders of large corporates and
other stakeholders in the Cape Town city region to develop and implement a long-term vision for sustainable,
inclusive economic growth
He also works as a futurist and professional speaker through his professional speaking company, Future
Insight Consulting, and he is the owner of Centric Management, the South African distributor of eGain
Technologies, knowledge management software for the contact centre industry.
He has written 2 books: "South Africa: Reasons to Believe!" and "South Africa 2014: The Story of our Future".
09:20-09:40 Entrepreneurial Universities Prof Dr Norbert Grünwald
Rector of Hochschule Wismar – University of Technology, Business and Design. Since 2005 he has been
leading the university’s drive to become an entrepreneurial university.
09:40-10:20 ZAZIDA - a unique place of
learning about responsible
business leadership &
entrepreneurship
Partnering with suppliers
for a sustainable future
Addressing the gap between
education and business
needs in Namibia
Beyond BEE - From Entitlement
to Self Reliance
and Self Respect
Discussion
10:40 -11:00 Networking Break
Mr Vincent Joyner
Founder and CEO, Zazida Institute of Entrepreneurship; Founder and CEO, HIP in Africa; past CEO Accor
Southern Africa at Accor Hospitality; past Managing Director at Formula 1 Hotels Southern Africa.
Zazida is an innovative non-profit, low-cost, self-sustaining, post-secondary, inductive learning and values
based school focusing on Entrepreneurship for youth in South Africa.
Mr Justin Smith
Sustainability Head at Woolworths in South Africa; past Head Governance and Sustainability at Nedbank;
past Associate - Environmental law at Edward Nathan; past Environmental risk manager at Standard Bank.
Mr Carver Pop (TBC)
Director: Cooperative Education at Polytechnic of Namibia; past Group Manager: Human Resources
Business Connexion; past Manager, Cresco Skills Development. Mr Pop is currently a member of a team
developing Namibia’s new national strategy and policy on internships.
Mr Temba A. Nolutshungu
Mr Nolutshungu joined the training division of the Free Market Foundation in 1989 and was appointed D
irector in 1990. He played a prominent role in the Black Consciousness Movement in his youth and was
detained on two occasions. He was a Director of the V&A Waterfront.