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Cape-based Arlene Steyl is a South African entrepreneur and investor working at the intersection of digital innovation, cyber risk and venture capital. She is Co-founder of Titan Ventures, backing early-stage technology-enabled businesses, and CEO of Dire Wolf, an insurance advisory specialising in cyber insurance and complex liability risk. A former investment banker, she also co-founded WeThinkCode in 2015, a tuition-free software engineering programme addressing Africa’s technology skills gap. With a Master’s degree in Business Mathematics and Informatics, Steyl speaks on digital transformation, governance, healthcare liability and building resilient organisations in a rapidly evolving risk landscape.

Ashraf Garda is a South African talk show host, moderator and keynote speaker known for structuring consequential public conversations. He hosts The National Pulse on SAfm, engaging national debates on governance, economics and social cohesion. Garda served as Programme Director for the BRICS Summit opening days in 2018 and 2023, and moderated at the 2024 One Young World Summit in Montreal and the 2025 Summit in Munich. Founder of Champion South Africa, he also serves on the Council of Champions within the Centre for Social Justice. His work focuses on civic leadership, national purpose and accountable dialogue.

Dr Azar Jammine is one of South Africa’s most respected economists and a sought-after keynote speaker on the local and global economic landscape. As Director and Chief Economist at South Africa’s leading independent economic research consultancy, he brings over three decades of authoritative insight to corporate audiences. A celebrated thought leader, Dr Jammine has delivered more than 4,000 economic presentations worldwide, blending data-driven clarity with engaging commentary. He holds a PhD from the London Business School and is frequently quoted in major media. Dr Jammine is a trusted expert for economic forecasts, risk analysis, financial trends, and strategic planning.

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Ayabonga Cawe is a leading South African development economist, columnist, and keynote speaker, currently serving as Chief Commissioner of the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC). A former host of Power Business on Power FM and Metro FM Talk, Ayabonga is widely recognised for his clarity on complex economic and policy issues. He serves on several national advisory panels including the VAT Zero-Rating Review Committee. With an MCom from Wits and experience across consulting, media, and policy, he offers compelling insights on economic transformation, inclusive growth, and sustainability, making him an impactful speaker at corporate events.

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Cape-based Barry Hilton is on of our nation's most-loved legendary comedians, a motivational speaker, and a top-rated MC for corporate events. With over 40 years of global experience, Barry combines razor-sharp observational humour with a deeply personal story of resilience, reinvention, and success. Whether delivering stand-up comdey, hosting as a Master of Ceremonies, or inspiring through keynote talks, he connects authentically with every audience. His performances are smart, professional, and always free of crude content. Barry has shared the stage with comedy greats like John Cleese and Billy Connolly, and continues to delight audiences across generations with charm, insight, and timeless laughs that uplift and inspire.

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Bongani Bingwa is one of South Africa’s most respected broadcast journalists, moderators and facilitators, known for guiding difficult conversations with clarity and balance. Best recognised as the host of Talk with Bongani Bingwa on 702, he has built a career navigating politics, business, and social issues with intellectual rigour and calm authority. His work spans radio, television and live platforms, engaging leaders, policymakers and diverse audiences across the country. In corporate settings, Bongani is valued for his ability to ask precise questions, manage opposing viewpoints, and keep discussions focused on insight, accountability and practical outcomes.

Brent Lindeque is the founder of Good Things Guy, a positive news platform sharing stories of progress, resilience and social impact. He first gained global attention after redirecting the viral Neknomination trend into RAKnomination, a campaign promoting acts of kindness. Over the past decade, he has built a substantial digital media presence spanning web, podcast, broadcast and outdoor platforms. Recognised as a GQ Man of the Year and listed among the Mail & Guardian Top 100 Most Influential Young South Africans, Lindeque speaks on constructive storytelling, leadership communication and sustaining optimism in complex environments.

Bronwyn Williams is a futurist, economist and trends analyst specialising in strategic foresight and future-focused business models. She is a partner at Flux Trends and an associate at Futurist.com, advising organisations on disruption, emerging technologies and geopolitical risk. Williams co-authored The Future Starts Now, The Future and Rescuing Our Republic, examining economic resilience and institutional reform. With academic training in Applied Economics, Foresight and Future Studies, she serves as a UNDP Futures Fellow. Her work equips executives and policymakers to interpret signals of change and translate long-term uncertainty into informed strategic decisions and measurable advantage.

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Bryan Habana is a Rugby World Cup winner and one of international rugby’s leading try-scorers, equalling Jonah Lomu’s World Cup record of 15 tries. He earned 124 Test caps and retired from professional rugby in 2018. Since then, he has built a portfolio spanning business, media and keynote speaking, focusing on leadership, resilience and high-performance culture. Habana has worked with global brands including HSBC and Mastercard and contributed to major rugby broadcasts. Drawing on elite sport and entrepreneurship, he addresses organisations on teamwork, decision-making under pressure and sustaining performance in competitive environments.

Carol Tshabalala is South Africa’s premier female sports broadcaster, award-winning MC, and globally respected programme director. Known as the "First Lady of Sport," she brings unmatched poise, professionalism, and presence to every event, from global conferences and product launches to blue-chip corporate functions. Carol has hosted the FIFA Ballon d’Or Gala, CAF Awards and World Cup draws, and worked with brands like Heineken, Vodacom and Sasol. A seasoned SuperSport anchor, former Premier League TV host, she captivates audiences while seamlessly managing the show. Carol is the gold standard for high-impact, memorable corporate hosting.

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Cathy Mohlahlana is an award-winning broadcast journalist and radio anchor. She hosts The Talking Point on SAfm, leading national conversations on politics, economics and social justice. With a BA in International Relations and Political Science from the University of the Witwatersrand, she brings analytical depth to complex public issues. Mohlahlana has covered major national and international events and is a seasoned moderator and MC for corporate and policy forums. Her work is defined by disciplined questioning, editorial independence and the ability to facilitate rigorous, balanced dialogue across diverse and often contested viewpoints.

Brought to life by ventriloquist Conrad Koch, this political satirist blends comedy, sharp social commentary and quick-fire audience interaction to exceptional effect. Cape-based Chester Missing first gained wide attention through appearances on Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola and later fronted Almost News with Chester Missing. Known for interviewing public figures in character, the act combines satire with improvisation, current affairs and crowd work in a format that lands strongly with live audiences. He has also been recognised with the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation Anti-Racism Award. For conferences, awards evenings and gala events, the result is intelligent entertainment with a distinct edge.

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