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Magdelene van der Walt - You have to be flexible about your methods, but obstinate about your goals

Princess Nandi Zulu - It’s important that every day we speak to young people, guide them and be an example to say, you can achieve

Colette Tanner - Be authentic, and keep it real because, at the end of the day, you have to reconcile with who you are

Gayle Adlam, Editor, KwaZulu-Natal Top Business Women 2023 The theme this year is ‘Celebrate the Extraordinary’. Through this initiative,...

Mandy Rootman - In order to truly achieve, one has to understand and know your environment

Kashnee Sewnarain - No matter what you choose to do, you need to work out what is the legacy you want to leave behind and work towards it

Premi Subramany - It is important to keep gender equality going between males and females, as this adds value to the business

Sholain Perumal - Changing the world with one act of kindness at a time

Liesl Phillips – Provide people with the freedom to make their own decisions and take accountability

Zanele Njapha - You start to understand how it’s OK for you not to be for everyone

Carol Ofori - There are no templates in this business, you find your own way with your own brand

Kim Peacock - Success isn’t a fixed destination; it’s an ever-evolving journey, a continuous process

Getrude Nonhlanhla Ndlovu - I have never given up on my dreams

Dr Parushinee Naidoo - how you have connect with people, will ultimately determine your success

Capt Londy Ngcobo - By ‘peeling the onion’ layer by layer, you realise that our hearts beat the same

Deashini Moonsamy - Learning to manage your time will be key to your success

Malebo Mohale - Change starts with me owning up to my purpose

Tracy Moonsamy - Get your hands dirty, show up in a meaningful way and cream will rise to the top

Shilpa Mehta - We need to have tenacity to keep going back and push for what we believe in

Nonkululeko Mkhize - When employees are emotionally stable, they are productive and everyone wins