The Think Big PSG webinar series features some of South Africa’s keenest minds and most passionate voices.
This week’s session saw aviation expert and SA Flyer magazine editor Guy Leitch. He discussed where SAA is going (which could be profitable again given the right changes), what these changes are and where to go for business travelers in light of Covid-19.
The previous week, investigative journalist Jacques Pauw highlighted languages with his revelations about the illicit tobacco trade.
Next week’s webinar session includes the former Springbok coach, Nick Mallett, who will share his
thoughts about where the sport is going, given the current pandemic. The kick-off is at 9 am on Tuesday, but those who cannot participate live can always take the reply.
“The feedback received on the quality of the content from viewers of the series has so far been positive”,
says Tracy Hirst, PSG Chief Marketing Officer, “and underlines the value of open and honest discussions. Looking beyond the moment requires access to expert opinion and we have created the platform to share these insights as widely as possible. ”
The host of the series is Bruce Whitfield, whose award-winning journalistic style allows him to do so
generate fascinating discussions. He says that “it doesn’t happen every day to have one on one with some of the most extraordinary people in their fields and to learn more about them, what they do and why they do it. I feel so privileged to tap into some of the country’s keenest minds and can’t wait to share those conversations with you. ”
PSG has confirmed that they will delve into the future of the financial and real estate markets, the medical space, the prospects for the country’s troubled entrepreneurs and even South African cricket, to highlight only some of the next topics that are planning to add the Think Big webinar series. . Here’s a look at what’s already on the agenda.
The future of rugby:
Always a favorite with the public, former Springbok coach Nick Mallett attends the third webinar, discussing the future of rugby in a post-Covid-19 world.
Speakers: Nick Mallett, former Springbok coach and Adriaan Pask, Chief Investment Officer, PSG Wealth
Date and time: Tuesday 21 July 09: 00-10: 00
The future of South African politics:
Herman Mashaba discusses his time as mayor of Johannesburg and why he decided to resign, like as well as his newly published book The Accidental Mayor and his new political party, The People’s Dialogue.
Speakers: Herman Mashaba, South African businessman, politician and former mayor of Johannesburg and Dan Hugo, managing director: PSG distribution
Date and time: Tuesday 28 July 09: 00-10: 00
The future of education in SA:
Adam Habib, vice chancellor of the University of Johannesburg, talks about the role of leadership in mitigating inequalities in higher education.
Speakers: Adam Habib, Vice Chancellor of the University of Witwatersrand and Anet Ahern, CEO, PSG Asset Management
Date and time: Tuesday 4 August from 09:00 to 10:00
