Keynote Speaker
Book me as a keynote speaker, panel session member or MC for your corporate or media event.
My talks focus on simplifying the macro and micro future trends set to change consumers, businesses and economies in the near future.
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Testimonials
“Very informative with regards to the finance sector in general. It gave good insight and as someone who is about to enter the industry I’m always trying to equip myself with what’s happening and also seeing opportunities with regards to start ups. Things are defiantly changing and it’s a matter on whose going to do it first. Banks are a bit slow in reacting, start-ups could catch up to them and pass them.” ~ Sifiso Mtshali, Student of Unisa (Bcom Finance)
Unisa Student
“Bronwyn was amazing. The content was spot on and I believe it really sparked people’s thinking. I trust the entrepreneurs will be able to apply the knowledge gained.” ~ Ntsiki, Joburg Entrepreneurship Fest
University of Johannesburg
In The News
Thoughts
Small changes can make big differences.
Simple experiments can yield complex results.
Through this blog, I explore the biggest ideas and unpack the most interesting questions I observe from my vantage point as one of life’s most enthusiastic spectators of Chaos Theory in action.
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The true believer
Eric Hoffer was an American dock worker. An everyman. Not a rich man, not a man you would have noticed in the streets in the 1930s and 1940s. One of the nameless, voiceless masses we live and work with every day. But he was more than that. He was also a keen observer of human … Continue reading The true believer
(A)I Am
When fallible human priests fail to fill the void, and reveal themselves to be more human than divine; we turn to man-made synthetic deities. Japan’s robot priest confirms that we are looking for new gods for our new age – made in our own image, yet perfectly, and programmable. (And not all that different from … Continue reading (A)I Am