Cross Networking as we Aspire Together
The IIG Class of 2026 Programme arrives at an important moment for the insurance industry – in a time where collaboration, innovation and connection are…
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Roots and Wings — Six Years of Cross-Industry Mentorship
A Personal Reflection on the IIG Roots & Wings Mentorship Programme Mentorship has become one of the most enriching commitments of my professional life. For…
Serving as a Mentor | IIG Roots and Wings
Serving as a mentor has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my professional journey. Mentoring provides an opportunity not only to share knowledge…
Aspiring Together: My Journey So Far with the IIG Class of 2026
The journey of the IIG Class of 2026 so far has been one defined by growth, self-discovery, and the gradual realisation of the power each…
As I conclude my tenure as President of the Insurance Institute of Gauteng for 2025
I do so with a heart full of gratitude and a profound sense of accomplishment. This year, captured in our theme #2025&Alive, has truly embodied…
Part 3: Business Continuity — The Structural Side of Leadership Preparedness
In the first part of this series, I introduced the importance of business continuity and succession planning within the South African insurance landscape, highlighting the…
Closing a Chapter, But the Story Continues – Thank you IIG!
Dear IIG Community, After eight incredible years with the IIG, I would like to express what an honour it has been to serve this remarkable…
Why Your Starting Point Doesn’t Define Your Destination
Born into a family of six, I carry the weight and honour of being the firstborn. That role came with an unspoken duty to lead,…
A Morning of Insight, Innovation, and Industry Dialogue: IIG’s first of many insights to come!
It began on a naturally warm Wisdom Wednesday, the 2nd of April, in the heart of a golden South African autumn. With its hallmark purpose…
#LinkingUp is a Lifelong Journey – Let’s Keep at it!
When I was 19, I took my first industry role as a council member in a small institute, for two main reasons. Firstly it was…