I grew up in a close Setswana South African family structure shaped by love, sharing, and being truly seen. From an early age, I learned that different personalities can coexist, collaborate, and thrive together. Caring, love, and a healthy level of assertiveness were embedded in how we related to one another values that later shaped how I chose to work with people and organisations.
This upbringing taught me the art of sharing not just resources, but space, voice, and responsibility. It helped me embrace diversity of thought and behaviour, and to appreciate how people learn from one another when trust and respect are present.
From a young age, I have always been drawn to people, transformation, and development — to how individuals grow, how teams evolve, and how organisations transform when people feel valued, supported, and challenged.
Today, this grounding shapes my work in human capital, organisational transformation, and development. I founded and lead a human-centred human capital management organisation, supporting individuals, teams, and organisations through facilitation, change management, coaching, talent management and succession planning, as well as transformational speaking. Over the years, I have worked extensively within organisations, engaging directly with leadership teams and broader teams during periods of transformation, change, and development.
My work sits at the intersection of facilitation, change and project work, performance and talent management, training and development, succession planning, and organisational design. I engage deeply with leadership teams and broader organisational systems, drawing on behavioural science, team dynamics, psychological insight, and corporate strategy to support meaningful transformation and development. This work is grounded in the human resources management and development space and shaped by lived organisational experience.
Alongside my work within organisations, I am an author and a transformational speaker, sharing critical insights on the principles of personal and organisational development. I have rendered services across a wide range of environments, including private sector, corporate, health, and non-profit organisations, working with diverse systems and contexts of change.
What's my favourite bridge?
Close to where I live, there is a small nature reserve reached by a path that rises gently from the town up a hill. For me, this path is a bridge, it marks the transition from the everyday atmosphere of the town into a different space. At the top, the view opens up: people, animals, rivers, trees, and open land become visible as one connected system. People of all ages and backgrounds share this place, walking, resting, and simply being. This bridge matters to me because it creates perspective. And like in my work, crossing it allows what feels separate to become visible, connected, and meaningful.
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