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Cape Town-based, Kieno is a seasoned broadcaster, entrepreneur, and innovation advocate with over 25 years in the media industry. As co-founder of Innovation City Cape Town, he fosters a dynamic ecosystem for startups, scale-ups, and corporates to drive technological advancement in Africa. Kieno is a sought-after facilitator and MC, having led events like the SA Innovation Summit and Crypto Fest . His engagements often centre on entrepreneurship, disruptive technologies, and societal transformation. With a background in radio, including hosting the CapeTalk Breakfast Show, Kieno continues to influence conversations around innovation and economic development.

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Kim Potgieter is a leading conference speaker on money mindset, financial wellbeing, and life transitions. As the author of ‘Retiremeant - Get More Meaning from Your Money’ and ‘Midlife Money Makeover’, Kim empowers audiences to transform their relationship with money. A Certified Financial Planner®️, coach and facilitator, she specialises in guiding people through reinvention, retirement, and purpose-driven living. With warmth, authenticity, and practical wisdom, Kim helps shift scarcity thinking into clarity, confidence, and abundance. Event planners choose Kim for keynotes that inspire financial confidence, personal growth, and meaningful change in every audience.

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Kobus Wiese is a Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok, seasoned TV commentator, celebrated entrepreneur and compelling corporate speaker. A veteran of 18 Springbok Test caps, he played a key role in South Africa’s iconic 1995 World Cup triumph. Now based in the Western Cape, Kobus is the founder of Wiesenhof Coffees and CEO of a Johannesburg-based coffee roastery. His keynote presentations draw on elite sports insights to illuminate leadership, resilience, and high-performance teamwork. A long-standing SuperSport rugby analyst, Kobus remains a prominent voice in sport and business. He is also a confident, charismatic programme director for business and leadership events.

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With more than two decades on national breakfast television, she has anchored live coverage of elections, state occasions and global crises, interviewing figures including Nelson Mandela and Oprah Winfrey. Her reporting career spans hard news, humanitarian issues and high level political transitions, earning wide professional recognition. In 2023 she was appointed a Knight of France’s National Order of Merit for services to media and advocacy. On stage, she translates newsroom discipline into practical insight on leadership, credibility and decision making under scrutiny, making her a compelling contributor across conferences, leadership forums and strategic gatherings.

An award-winning poet and performer with a 25 year career across theatre, literature, film and broadcast, Lebo is recognised for work examining identity, memory, language and womanhood. Her writing has been published in multiple collections and adapted for stage and screen. She has toured internationally, presenting solo works and collaborative productions in major cultural centres. Alongside performance, she curates interdisciplinary projects that connect poetry with music, visual art and digital experimentation. For organisations navigating change, she offers incisive reflections on voice, narrative power and the role of culture in shaping institutions. Her work combines rigour with artistic precision and depth.

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Dr Lebohang Liepollo Pheko is a political economist and public intellectual specialising in African political economy, global power shifts, regional integration and wellbeing economics. Her work examines how changing geopolitical and economic forces reshape trade, governance and development across the continent. A National Planning Commissioner, she advises on economics, entrepreneurship, agricultural policy and income redistribution. Research spanning South Africa, Malawi, Indonesia and Vietnam has informed her perspectives on alternatives to GDP and new wellbeing frameworks. A member of the Club of Rome and global ambassador for the Wellbeing Economy Alliance, she brings rigorous, future-focused analysis to complex international and business conversations.

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Cape Town-based Luvuyo Rani is a pioneering South African entrepreneur, award-winning social innovator, and sought-after speaker on digital inclusion, business leadership and social entrepreneurship. As founder of Silulo Ulutho Technologies, he has built a thriving ICT enterprise with over 46 stores, 220 employees and 18 franchisees across rural and township communities. A Schwab Foundation 'Social Entrepreneur of the Year' and 'JCI TOYP' global honouree, Rani holds credentials from CPUT, UCT Graduate School of Business and Harvard Kennedy School. His mission to empower underserved communities through technology makes him an inspiring voice for corporate audiences focused on impact, transformation, and inclusive economic growth.

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With more than 20 years in broadcast journalism, he has built a reputation for rigorous investigative reporting and authoritative studio anchoring. As a presenter on Carte Blanche, he has examined issues of governance, accountability and public interest at national level. Beyond television, he moderates high profile industry summits and executive forums, guiding complex discussions with clarity and control. His work spans live broadcasting, long form investigations and media training for senior leaders. Event organisers value his ability to interrogate substance, manage diverse viewpoints and maintain credibility with discerning professional audiences across sectors.

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With more than a decade in financial services, she has built a public profile as a personal finance educator focused on practical money management. She is the author of You’re Not Broke, You’re Pre Rich, a guide to budgeting, debt reduction and long term wealth habits. Through broadcast appearances and facilitated workshops, she translates financial concepts into accessible, actionable steps for working professionals. Her work centres on financial independence, behavioural money patterns and closing knowledge gaps that limit economic mobility. Event organisers value her ability to address employee wellbeing, financial resilience and informed decision making with clarity.

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With a career spanning television, film and live events, he has established himself as a presenter, moderator and cultural commentator with wide public recognition. His work includes prime time broadcasting, brand campaigns and high profile event hosting, where disciplined preparation underpins confident stage delivery. He co founded Bursary Network to expand access to tertiary funding and has served as a UNICEF advocate focused on youth development and education. Holding a BA in Media Studies and International Human Rights, he brings informed perspective to discussions on culture, leadership and social impact. Event organisers value his credibility across diverse professional audiences.

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JP Landman is a South African political and economic analyst known for rigorous, data-based interpretation of policy, governance and demographic trends. He has served on two presidential advisory panels and is a Public Policy Fellow of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC. He consults to Nedbank Private Wealth and serves as a non-executive director of JSE-listed Libstar. With academic experience at Stellenbosch University, Harvard and Oxford, he advises boards and executive teams on political risk, scenario planning and long-term economic outlooks, translating complex shifts into structured, evidence-based strategic insight.

Ludwick Marishane is an award-winning South African innovator, tech entrepreneur and global keynote speaker. He is the Co-Founder and Chief Partnerships Officer at an ed-tech enterprise improving university completion rates and workplace readiness across Africa. Best known for inventing DryBath®, the world’s first waterless bath gel, Ludwick was named by TIME as "one of the Top 30 Under 30 People Changing the World", and featured twice on 'Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30' list. A UCT Business Science Honours graduate, he’s also been recognised by Google as "one of the world's brightest young minds". A compelling voice on innovation, youth empowerment, and entrepreneurship.