238. Entrepreneurship And Black People

November is considered entrepreneurship month by many countries around the world such that one week in November gets dedicated to entrepreneurship known as global entrepreneur week.

On the stretch podcast we keep up with that theme as it is an important one for me - Entrepreneurship has been a big part of my adult life.  

In this episode I am in conversation with Toivo specifically on entrepreneurship and black people in South Africa. The conversation tracks the evolution of black entrepreneurship over the years, begin with the lengendary Ntate Maponya and his contemporaries, we cover the good and the bad of (mostly bad ) of BEE. We talk on the link between land and successful entrepreneurship and much more.

It is an informative most educational conversation for anyone, entrepreneurial or not.

BIO 

Entrepreneur, Chattered accountant, experienced CEO with a history of working in the accounting field. Skilled in Enterprise risk management, business planning, internal audit and corporate governance.

Contacts 

LinkedIn: Bolokang Lengane

Facebook: Toivo Ja Toivo 

 

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