C-Level Dinner: Dr. Thokozile Lewanika | DML45 Consulting
It's time for our exclusive C-Level Dinners! 🌟
We’re thrilled to invite you to a unique opportunity to meet Dr. Thokozile Lewanika, Founder of DML45 Consulting. Gain invaluable insights from her on the topic "LEADYOURSHIP: Taking personal leadership to shape Africa’s narrative, harness opportunities and drive change" while enjoying an intimate dinner 🍽️ 🥂
This event operates on an application-only basis and the spots are limited. Secure yours now and don’t miss out on this incredible experience! 🔒
Who is Dr. Thokozile Lewanika:
Dr. Thokozile is a Strategic Advisor and Consultant in Leadership Development, Learning, and Education. She is also a High-Performance Facilitator, Coach, and Speaker on topics such as Women in Leadership, Future-Fit Learning, Self-Leadership, and Parenting in the 4IR era. For over 20 years, she has focused on transforming human capital strategies, mindsets, and behaviours to drive performance and culture change.
She has held senior roles including:
Group Head of Leadership, Learning & Talent at Absa Bank
Group Head of Talent, Leadership & OD at Discovery Ltd
Head of Talent Management & OD for Africa Cluster at Novartis
At McKinsey & Company, she specialized in performance and culture transformation, organisational health, top team coaching, and large-scale skills building. She currently serves on the University of Pretoria’s Centre for the Future of Work Advisory Board and has been a member of Udemy Business’s Executive Advisory Council.
What’s Included?
An exclusive opportunity to dine in a dedicated space with Dr. Thokozile and other Nova members.
⚠️ Important: All attendees are responsible for covering their own meal and drinks! 🍽️🥂
Agenda
🕖 18:30 - Welcome by City Leader
🕖 19:00 - Dinner conversation led by Dr. Thokozile
🕖 20:00 - Q&A
Disclaimers:
🚨 Nova does not apply any mark-up to ticket prices.
📷 Please note that photos and videos will be captured during the event for use in Nova’s communication channels and promotional materials. Participants may appear in these recordings, which could be used for commercial purposes.