Saray Khumalo - Because It’s There

This week on Because It's There Podcast, Saray Khumalo chats with Sharron McPherson.

Sharron McPherson is a CEO with both corporate and public policy experience. As an accomplished attorney and financial services executive, she has over 25 years of experience starting, building businesses, and navigating through competitive and complex regulatory environments.

The episode is sponsored by Vumatel.

 

This week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo interviews Kholiwe Makhohliso.

Kholiwe is the VP & Country MD: Software AG South Africa. She boasts a wealth of experience that spans almost 25 years in a meticulously nurtured career in both the public and private sectors.

 

The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.

 

This week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Nontokozo Madonsela.

 

With two decades of experience, Nontokozo is currently the Group Chief Marketing Officer at Momentum Metropolitian Holdings, the 4th largest insurance group in RSA.

 

The theme of the episode is I am every woman. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel

This week on the Because It's There - Podcast, Saray N'kusi Khumalo will chat with Remy Kloos

Remy Kloos is a mindset coach, sustainability and wellness specialist, high-altitude mountaineer, and speaker who aims to become the youngest SA to climb 7 summits.

The topic of discussion is Dare to Dream. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.

This week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo chats with Folake Adeniyi Adeleye.

 

Folake Adeniyi Adeleye is an accomplished International HR Leader & Business Partner with 23 years of success designing and leading critical transformation initiatives in fast-paced, constantly changing matrixed environments.

 

The topic of discussion is Managing an executive transition. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.

This week on the Because It's There Podcast, Saray Khumalo will be chatting to Lee Den Hond about her journey, insights, and what happens when you say, YES!

Lee is one of two South African Everest summiteers who opened her doors to Saray and gave her the guidance that She needed. She certainly is one of those amazing women that stand on the summit holding the ladders for us all to join in the fun!

Check out the complete episode and learn the true definition of resilience. 

The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel

 

 

This Week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Anyika Onuora.

 

Anyika is a former sprint track and field athlete who competed in the 100 metres, 200 metres and 400 metres, and also the 4×100 metres relay and 4x400 metres relay.

 

In the 4 x 400 metres relay, Anyika won a World Championship bronze medal in 2015, while in 2016 an individual bronze in the 400 metres, and relay gold in the 4 x 400 metres relay at the European Championships were followed by an Olympic bronze medal in the 4 x 400 metres relay.

 

This episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.

This week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Lianne Williams. They will discuss the topic - For The Age of Ideas.

Lianne is the Head of Marketing at Vumatel. She also has 16 years of overall experience in the financial services industry with significant experience in Loyalty and Rewards.

The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.

This week on the Because It's There- Podcast, Saray Khumalo will interview Diana Kangwa. They will discuss the topic of teamwork makes the dream work.

Diana will share various experiences from her life being a business executive and her adventures as COO / Chief Gamer at Zambia National Commercial Bank.

The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.

 

This week on Because It's There, Saray Khumalo will interview Sibusiso Vilane. They will discuss the topic, the playbook of endurance. 

 

Sibusiso Vilaneis a South African adventurer and motivational speaker and author of the book To the Top from Nowhere. An adventurer, marathon runner and mountaineer, and expedition leader, he has also served as the Chief Scout of South Africa.

 

In March 2003, Vilane set off for the Himalayas again in his quest to be the first Black African to summit earth's highest mountain, Everest. He submitted successfully on 26 May 2003 from the South Side. Vilane has completed all Seven Summits. In late 2007 Vilane and fellow mountaineer, Alex Harris, embarked on an unsupported and unassisted trek to reach the South Pole which, when they completed the expedition on 17 January 2008, made Vilane and Harris the first South Africans to walk to the South Pole and Vilane the black person to do so

 

Listen to this meaningful conversation. The episode is proudly sponsored by Vumatel.