by Sabrina Forbes. Flume was founded 6.5 years ago by Jacques du Bruyn and Ruan Oosthuizen, two friends at the same phase in their lives but in very different industries who decided to create something of their own.
Category archives: Featured
The Suit: In a world gone mad, it’s time to call it
by Jason Harrison. The world has truly gone mad. As a suit, how are you building business advantage for your clients?
#BigQEmployers: Save the talent — save adland
by MarkLives. Karabo Songo is our next panellist to tackle: “How successful have local ad agencies been in creating positive employer reputations?”
SA TV Ratings: DStv — primetime top 30 for Sep 2019
by MarkLives. The hottest primetime shows on DStv in South Africa revealed: TV ratings for September 2019.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Mimi Kalinda
by Veli Ngubane. Mimi Kalinda has juggled crisis comms in Nigeria, airline work in Ethiopia and B2B work in Zambia; she’s also an author and has led workshops on storytelling and narrative in leadership.
The Power Report: Remember who pays your salary
by Megan Power. There’s seldom a day that passes when some public or private organisation selling a product, service or idea leaves you in no doubt that it just doesn’t get it.
Q5: Kirsty Dugmore on evidence-based marketing [interview]
by Carey Finn. The chief growth officer at SugaSpice unpacks this concept for us, adding behavioural economics and neuromarketing to the mix.
Only Connect Podcast: Retail & ecommerce in a recession • Ep 6
by Bradley Elliott. We speak to Veldskoen co-founder, Nic Latouf, about ecommerce and going global in this sixth Only Connect podcast episode.
#BigQNarratives: An exciting time to be young, creative & African
by MarkLives. Nomaswazi Phumo is our fourth panellist to tackle: “Are SA ad agencies and brands embracing an authentically African narrative and aesthetic or do they continue to imitate US and European work?”
#BrandFocus: KFC South Africa still innovating & collaborating
by Sabrina Forbes. For Suhayl Limbada, because KFC is considered a South African brand by most, it needs to stay true to that.