HeyJaredWho's Behind The Desk?
Cape Town Office presents a Podcast in a series of conversations between founder, Lizelle van Rhyn and members of the community. Not all coworkers code and ride skateboards, as you'll learn from these informal chats where we look to show you who's behind the desk at CTO.
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Andrew Wolhuter: cabin crew to leadership expert, following passion over the plan (opens the original)
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Andrew Wolhuter never followed a plan. Cabin crew at 19, Etihad's youngest cabin manager at 25, into hotel leadership, into consulting for global brands, into building his own career as a leadership and rejection speaker and certified psychometrician, every step came from chasing what pulled him. In this episode , Andrew shares the whole story, walking away from an 11 year flying career, the accidentaljump into learning and development, the COVID reset, and building a subject matter expert caree
Why Millions of Africans Can't Access Their Own Laws with Greg Kempe, Laws.Africa (opens the original)
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Most people never think about where "the law" actually lives, until they need it. In most African countries, it's either impossible to find or locked behind a paywall. On this episode of Who's Behind The Desk?, Lizelle sits down with Greg Kempe, co-founder of Laws.Africa, a nonprofit digitizing legal information across 20+ African countries, from court judgments to century-old municipal bylaws. A former AWS/EC2 engineer turned accidental legal-tech founder, Greg explains why a PDF is "where usef
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