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Fifi Peters is one of Africa’s most respected financial journalists and a prominent voice on global and African business trends. A former senior anchor at CNBC Africa and host of SAfm Market Update, she has reported from the World Economic Forum in Davos and regularly leads high-level conversations with global CEOs, policymakers and economists. With a degree in Economics and Journalism from Rhodes University, and credentials from LSE, GIBS and the SAIFM, Fifi brings both depth and clarity to every platform. A reputable moderator, speaker and programme director, she is trusted by institutions like the UN, World Bank and multinational corporates for strategic events and summits.

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An author, entrepreneur and economic activist focused on township and informal economies. Raised in rural KwaZulu-Natal and fluent in isiZulu, he built his career at the intersection of grassroots markets and formal commerce. His work examines route-to-market realities, informal trade structures and the lived dynamics of rural and urban economic systems. He has written four books exploring informal enterprise, economic marginalisation and consumer behaviour beyond the formal sector. He now advises organisations on market access, distribution strategy and the commercial logic of informal enterprise, translating lived insight into practical frameworks for sustainable growth in emerging markets.

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Graeme Codrington is a futurist and strategy consultant specialising in the future of work and organisational change. He has worked in nearly 100 countries with multinational companies and leading business schools, advising on disruptive technology, generational shifts and emerging trends. Holding five degrees, including a Doctor of Business Administration, he combines academic research with practical frameworks for leadership adaptation. Codrington is inducted into both the Professional Speakers Association of Southern Africa and the UK Professional Speaking Association Halls of Fame. His keynotes focus on unlearning outdated models, strengthening adaptive leadership and preparing teams for sustained relevance.

Gugulethu Mfuphi is a multi-award-winning financial journalist, dynamic business broadcaster and highly-respected programme director known for her sharp analysis and commanding presence. As the host of Kaya FM’s "Kaya Biz" and former CNBC Africa anchor, Gugu is trusted by executives, policymakers and global institutions to unpack the intersection of markets, money and leadership. She has reported from the World Economic Forum in Davos, the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings, and recently completed a prestigious 10-week fellowship at the World Press Institute in the US. Gugu is a sought-after speaker, panel moderator and MC at high-impact corporate events

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Heidi Brauer is an acclaimed brand strategist, thought-provoking speaker and former CMO of kulula and Hollard Insurance, known for turning brand purpose into business performance. Fondly dubbed “The Brand Mama”, she has reimagined customer experiences, built award-winning campaigns, and guided countless organisations to discover their voice in a world of sameness. Her engaging talks on relationships, collaboration and brand meaning, blend marketing insight with imaginative flair. From co-creating SLOW Lounges to rebranding legacy insurers, Heidi speaks, consults and facilitates with empathy, wit and a dose of cake.

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Herman Singh is professor of digital innovation and leadership, he advises boards and executive teams on digital transformation, platform strategy and emerging technologies. His career includes senior roles across telecommunications, banking and technology, followed by advisory work with multinational corporations and public sector leaders internationally. He lectures at business schools including UCT GSB, GIBS and Duke Corporate Education, focusing on agile leadership and disruption strategy. His research and commentary examine how organisations adapt operating models, governance and culture for the digital economy. For decision makers, he offers structured insight into technological change, strategic execution and long term competitiveness in volatile markets.

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Based in Zimbabwe, Hopewell Chin’ono is an investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker focused on governance, corruption and media freedom in Africa. A Nieman Fellow at Harvard University and a Tutu Leadership Fellow at Oxford’s Saïd Business School, he has reported for The New York Times, BBC and ITV News. His documentaries, including Pain in My Heart and State of Mind, examine HIV stigma and mental health in Zimbabwe. His investigations into public sector corruption led to ministerial resignations and his own imprisonment. He speaks globally on accountability, democracy and the role of independent journalism.

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Iman Rappetti is a South African broadcast journalist and anchor with more than 25 years’ experience across television, radio, print and digital media. She co-anchors AM Report on Newsroom Afrika and is known for moderating complex national conversations and high-profile interviews. Her work spans political coverage, current affairs analysis and live event facilitation for major organisations. She is the author of Becoming Iman and Sermons of Soul, and hosts a podcast exploring leadership and personal development. Drawing on decades of on-air interviewing, she brings rigour, composure and informed perspective to conferences and executive forums.

J’Something is a triple-threat talent: platinum-selling musician, celebrated foodie, and inspirational speaker, whose magnetic presence has made him one of South Africa’s most-beloved entertainers. As the frontman of award-winning group Mi Casa, he has headlined international stages, collaborated with legends like Hugh Masekela, and performed for global icons including Barack Obama. Off-stage, he’s a celebrated cookbook author, restaurateur, and judge on "My Kitchen Rules SA". Fluent in multiple languages and passionate about people, J’ brings warmth, charm and energy to every event, whether as a speaker or popular MC for lifestyle, brand, and entertainment-driven experiences.

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Jean-Vincent Ridon is a sommelier and winemaker based in Cape Town with experience spanning more than 50 harvests across several continents. He founded the Sommelier Academy and is the author of Passion for Pairing. His work focuses on wine education, food and wine pairing, and curated tasting experiences for private and executive audiences. He has served on international wine juries and coached Team South Africa at the Blind Wine Tasting World Championships. His career and mentorship role feature in the documentary Blind Ambition, which follows Zimbabwean sommeliers competing on the world stage internationally.

For more than three decades, Joanne has worked across television, radio, podcasts and publishing, helping audiences understand complex issues through informed, accessible communication. She currently presents Case in Point on SABC News and hosts The Daily Discourse on SAFM. Her experience spans news anchoring, current affairs, documentary production, media training and major live broadcasts, including coverage of significant national events. A highly experienced MC and moderator, she is regularly engaged to facilitate executive conversations, conferences and leadership discussions. As the author of bestselling fiction and non-fiction, she combines journalistic rigour with storytelling skill, bringing credibility, insight and audience engagement to every platform.

Cape Town-based, Jo-Ann Strauss is a globally acclaimed and highly sought-after MC and media entrepreneur, trusted by prestigious brands including BMW, Adidas, FIFA, Siemens and UNICEF. With over 200 high-profile events under her belt, from moderating global finance conferences to launching FIFA World Cup campaigns with David Beckham, she brings elegance, eloquence and gravitas to every stage. A former Miss South Africa and fluent in four languages (English, Afrikaans, German and Xhosa), Jo-Ann also serves on the boards of Media24, M&C Saatchi Abel and the University of Stellenbosch Business School. She’s a radiant force in global broadcasting and corporate storytelling.

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