In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
Christine Mullaney - Creating Connected Communication
Épisode 25
vendredi 8 mars 2024 • Durée 01:03:25
Liezl talks to Christine Mullaney, an expert on all things communication, working as a TedX speaker and communication coach.
Liezl and Christine discuss the nature of connected communication and how it can be persistently improved, as well as Christine’s fascinating life journey to date, and how she learned to connect her mind and heart once more.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
It’s important to take into consideration the cultures and backgrounds of those we communicate with.
Effective coaches are those who look at an individual’s needs and tailor their training to provide them with a unique outcome.
When it comes to purpose, patience matters. Instead of striving to discover purpose through effort, it’s often valuable to sit back and wait for purpose to present itself naturally.
Heed your instincts and trust others. Let people in and let them share their stories with you. This is the best way to open yourself to new experiences and foster connected communication.
BEST MOMENTS
"It’s vital to consider the things we say as different cultures and languages – it may mean something entirely different””
"As a coach, we’re not there to explain how something can be different for another person."
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
Turning Pain Into Purpose - with Debbie Ivins
Épisode 24
vendredi 9 février 2024 • Durée 01:02:36
Liezl interviews Debbie, a resilient individual who has faced numerous health challenges throughout her life. From battling infertility to being diagnosed with an auto-immune disease, Debbie shares her inspiring journey of courage and determination.
Despite the setbacks, she has found solace and strength in various activities, such as running and bodybuilding. However, her health took a turn for the worse, leading her to give up running and face the reality of her condition. Through it all, Debbie's faith and sense of humour have helped her navigate the ups and downs, reminding listeners of the power of resilience and finding purpose in the face of adversity.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Debbie has shown resilience and a determination to live life to the fullest, participating in activities such as running, race walking, and bodybuilding.
Debbie has found strength and inspiration through sharing their story and connecting with others who have faced similar challenges.
There is great importance in finding purpose and meaning in difficult situations, using pain as a catalyst for personal growth and empathy towards others.
Life is always unpredictable and the need to adapt and make the most of each day, even in the face of adversity, is crucial in finding inner peace.
BEST MOMENTS
"I suffered multiple miscarriages. It was very hard. I became very bitter at times, very, very broken, a lot of despair, a really dark place."
"I was very private that way, especially back then. And no, in the beginning, nobody knew for years, right the way up to actually my miscarriage, which was short, like three years into it already, nobody knew”
"I just sat down and I wrote a long letter to everybody to explain what we'd been through, to explain what I was going through at that time."
"I had my own plot twist again. And after running a race, suddenly became quite ill the week after."
VALUABLE RESOURCES
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Pontem Developmental Centre with Anneke Green
Épisode 15
mardi 14 mars 2023 • Durée 26:31
Anneke Green is the founder and owner of Pontem Developmental Centre (and franchise) in Bloemfontein, South Africa. She obtained her B.Ed degree in 2004 at the University of the Free State and continued to complete het B.Ed Hons and PGCE in Remedial and Support Teaching. Through her years of teaching at schools across South Africa, Anneke identified a group of learners who were being marginalised in mainstream schools on the basis of their neurodevelopmental delays, often in the form of anxiety, ADHD, low muscle tone and difficulties with sensory integration.
Anneke joins Liezl this week to talk about her incredible mission, how she came to found the centre, and her exciting and innovative plans for the future.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Children with neurodevelopmental delays do not seem to fit in the mainstream school system due to ADHD, impulse control issues, anxiety and other factors. Teachers have traditionally excluded these children.
Children have the power and potential to be able to change the world one day, no matter how they function internally. All children need to be given the chance to learn, grow and change the world.
The aim of Pontem is not to replace the child's school life, but to ultimately place them back into the school environment once adjustment has been effective.
Pontem focus on a holistic development programme, including emotional, social interaction, and then cognitive.
BEST MOMENTS
'It's always lovely when we can connect and share our passions'
'There is a need for a school that will be able to support children'
'These children have the intellectual ability to be able to move mountains one day'
Zephnè Weston was diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder as a result of placing too much stress on herself in order to achieve more and reach higher levels of success.
Since recovering, Zephnè has been doing all she can to raise awareness of this condition and preach the message that our health and wellbeing should always come first before any concerns about career milestones. This week, Zephnè joins Liezl to talk about her story and why self-love and self-acceptance are more valuable than anything else in life.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
The experiences of our youth can shape the levels of drive and ambition we have as an adult. The pains of youth can directly influence the pleasures of maturity.
Workaholism is often carried a badge of honour. As an attribute, we hold it up as an example of our worth, believing that it is somehow connected with our value.
At the first sign of disorder with our bodies, we must seek advice and guidance from a professional. Even minor symptoms can be the signifier of a more deep-rooted issue.
If you struggle with anxiety, which many people do, then we must recognise that it isn't why we were put on this earth. We are not meant to live in an anxious way.
Kenya Water For Life Project - with Nic Jacobs and Ben Njoroge Nduba
Épisode 12
vendredi 6 janvier 2023 • Durée 18:44
Liezl explores the fascinating story of Nic Jacobs and Ben Njoroge Nduba, two astounding people who met quite by chance, and who decided to pool their energies into making the world a better place - providing water and sustenance to the village of Kimbimbi in Kenya.
Nic and Ben join Liezl to talk about what drove them to complete their mission, how they came together, and the shared values that drive them onwards.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
The project first began as an idea rooted in transportation, but transformed into a more permanent solution.
The most beneficial solutions to humanity come from identifying a need that helps people, and applying the skills we have to the problem at hand.
We often only see the end result of a life-changing project, but the work that goes on beneath the ground and behind the scenes is monumental.
Today, Liezl is joined by Rob Moore, the king of podcasts and the reason Liezl started a podcast. Rob is an entrepreneur, property investor and educator, he is the author of 18 books, of which five are UK best-sellers, including Money and Opportunity. His podcast is the ‘Disruptors' which has almost 1000 episodes as well as 300 episodes of the podcast ‘Money’. He also holds three world records for public speaking and is the co-founder of Progressive Success, Progressive Property, Progressive Podcast Agency and the founder of the Rob Moore Foundation.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
I started working in my family pub re-stocking the shelves, emptying the slot machines and pool tables and counting the money and he used to pay me £1 a week for doing that. I loved doing that more than going to school. I always wanted to by like my dad, he always had a lot of cash in his pocket and he’d buy and sell a lot of things: pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants. I didn’t know what the word entrepreneur was until I was 26 but he was, and is, one.
At nearly 26 I was sat in my dad’s pub, £50,000 in debt, with no prospects, quite negative and bitter. At 1am my dad had a nervous breakdown out of nowhere. The police turned up, put him in the back of a van and took him to the mental ward of the local hospital where he was sectioned and diagnosed with bipolar. He still struggles with his mental health to this day. For a week or two afterwards I beat myself up about that and blamed myself. Then I went to a property meeting as people had told me I should get into it for years and I’d been making excuses. This time I was desperate, maybe even open-minded. I hated it but I started to warm to it and I met a guy and within two months we were working together and within a year we’d set up Progressive Property and that business has now done more than £150 million with 360 properties and 1,250 tenants in our property portfolio.
Up until the age of 26 I was jealous of anyone that was successful, or I was envious or scathing and gossip-y because secretly I wanted to be successful like my dad had tried to raise me to be. But I’d sold my life out. Once I got into business and started my first company I started studying entrepreneurs like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Richard Branson who were the most successful people at the time. I was definitely inspired by the fact they built something from scratch and build something vast and meaningful.
Hollywood Stunt Performer - Nina Armstrong
Épisode 10
mardi 13 décembre 2022 • Durée 42:25
Today, Liezl is joined by someone with maybe the most fascinating job you could imagine. Nina Armstrong is a British Hollywood stunt performer and has appeared in huge TV and movie series such as I am Legend, the Bond-movies, The Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel-movies, Fast & Furious, Doctor Strange, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, the list is almost endless. Listen in to In The Spotlight to hear about Nina’s amazing career, what it is like to be a stunts performer and more about what drives her as a performer and as a person.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Nina’s love of stunt performing is in her blood thanks to her parents who met on the set of Superman where they were both stunt doubles. Nina’s parents were literally Superman and Lois Lane. Her Grandfather also worked as a stunt performer in the old Tarzan movies and her siblings work in the industry too.
When Nina was young she would double for child actors, often in horse riding scenes. She got her start in the industry through her parents, funnily enough her father also got his start in the stunt world because of his ability to ride a horse.
Nina's father is Vic Armstrong - the world's most prolific stuntman, according to The Guinness Book of World Records. He was Harrison Ford's double in all the Indiana Jones movies. In 2001, he received a Technical Achievement Academy Award (Oscar) and in 2002 the BAFTA Michael Balcon Award. His memoir My Life as Indiana Jones, James Bond, Superman and Other Action Heroes: The True Adventures of the World's Greatest Stuntman was published in early 2011 which Nina says is a great read!
As well as being a great horse rider, Nina has learned to be a brilliant stunt driver and has appeared in the Fast and Furious series. It’s not just about crashing cars but precision driving too. Every car you see on the street during a film will have stunt drivers in, as you can’t just use extras.
BEST MOMENTS
‘Stunts run in my blood’
‘I was always the horsey girl but I found that four legs translated well to four wheels’
‘You might get burnt, that’s part of the job’
Mrs Globe South Africa 2022 - Zanele Sibiya
Épisode 9
vendredi 25 novembre 2022 • Durée 43:39
This week, Liezl is joined by the newly-crowned Mrs Globe South Africa 2022 - Zanele Sibiya!
Zanele joins Liezl to talk about her wonderfully inspiring story, the origins of her fascinating name, how the world of pageantry has changed and evolved in the past decades and how the empowerment of women and the telling of their stories are leading to true global change.
Mrs. Globe is one of the most recognized and celebrated international pageants for Mrs. in the world. With a 25 year history and over 80 countries participating, it celebrates, empowers and uplift women from all cultures and walks of life. This was the first year that Mrs Globe was licensed in South Africa.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Pageantry has always played a huge part of South African culture and brought people together in ways that inspired and ignited a sense of community.
Inclusion in the world of pageantry is evolving now, to include not just a small section of womanhood, but a broader selection of powerful women, all of whom have stories of their own.
When life pushes you down, the only way to come back is to pick yourself up and move. Not only are you demonstrating strength to yourself, you're also setting an example to those who look up to you.
Women have always been held back from fulfilling their true potential in all corners of society. With the changing of attitudes now comes a real opportunity for us to plant ourselves in the spaces we didn't inhabit before. This is a time in which we can change the world forever.
BEST MOMENTS
'I am grateful for the evolvement of women'
'A woman is a woman, whether you have a child or not, we all have a story to tell'
'They need to know that even in the darkest time you need to get up and move'
'Understanding who you are is very important'
EPISODE RESOURCES
Mrs Globe South Africa -
Chateau Lestevenie’s Jaco & Petrie Terblanche
Épisode 8
vendredi 4 novembre 2022 • Durée 27:13
It’s every wine lover's dream to open their own vineyard in France, that’s exactly what this week's guests on In The Spotlight did. Jaco and Petrie Terblanche thought about what they wanted to do for the rest of their lives and went for it. Listen in as Liezl talks to Jaco and Petrie about their latest venture.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Petrie and Jaco are both originally from South Africa and studied at Stellenbosch University, situated in the heart of the Western Cape winelands of South Africa. But the pair never actually met each other until 20 years later while Petrie was living in San Francisco and Jaco in London, pursuing professional careers in accounting and embryology.
Jaco and Petrie needed an expert on the ground at Chateau Lestevenie. Recalling how they valued such an opportunity to develop their professional careers abroad after studying, they looked to recruit a fellow South African, who could also bring the knowledge and experience of working in the South African wine industry. Through a friend of a friend of a friend they were put in touch with vineyard manager and wine maker, Ramon Stoltz.
Chateau Lestevenie produces award winning wines which Jaco and Petrie are very proud of, and Liezel is a fan of.
Jaco and Petrie still live in Paris but are planning to move to and live at the property next year and this will allow them to work on the business more, such as international markets in the UK and US.
BEST MOMENTS ‘When your artistic and playful side are in balance, you’re able to create a perfectly balanced wine’ ‘The story goes with the wine’ ‘We’d have never said we’d be living in France and owning a vineyard’
B Loved Foundation with Louis McLaren & Yolandi Venter
Épisode 7
vendredi 21 octobre 2022 • Durée 27:30
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold, embracing the scars and increasing the value. That is what B Loved embodies, restoring people and empowering the broken, vulnerable, and abandoned to understand their value. Today on In The Spotlight, Liezel is joined by B Loved Founder Louis McLaren and his fellow Director Yolandi Venter. KEY TAKEAWAYS
The B Loved Foundation has been in operation since 2008 as a B4i Project initiative, with the aim to encourage businesses to be part of the restoration of our society. The Foundation started out as a trust and later grew and established itself as a preferred BEE Socio-Economic Development (SED) initiative.
The Foundation’s mission is to instil confidence in companies by giving them peace of mind that their funding actually reaches the people it was intended for. Beneficiaries are carefully selected and supported by directors Yolandi Venter, Octavia Ephraim and Louis McLaren, who jointly take responsibility to ensure that the Foundation lives up to its purpose of making a proper difference in the journey of transformation.
Although the legislation in South Africa originated as a black economic empowerment programme, the legislation allows 25% of all donations to be used for any race. This means that the foundation can help people from all backgrounds.
The B Loved Foundation has four main programmes which they focus on. The Regain Programme, The Youth Development Programme, The Community Aid Programme and Nurture SA.
The Regain Programme focuses on women and girls, with the beneficiaries being women who were trafficked as children and have experienced severe trauma over several years. It is a holistic approach to the process required to ensure independence and social integration of these victims.
The youth development programme provides care and support to vulnerable youth in need, ranging from orphans to terminally ill children as well as young adults. The programme includes, but is not limited to, temporary and permanent residential care and community-based social services. The programme assists these children to experience a better quality of life by providing them with healthcare services, childhood development programmes and by facilitating specialised therapies for these children.
The community aid programme mainly focuses on projects that involve the empowerment of communities and have previously included activities such as day care programmes, access to after school programmes, access to online resources, basic care, entrepreneurship opportunities and offering a place of belonging for those that need it.
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
I hope the one word they use to remember me when I’m gone was “disruptive”. Not that I built a $1 million unicorn, but that I challenged people to think in an independent and free way, and to call themselves out on their own excuses, justifications and bullshit, and woke them up to find a path that’s right for them that they can contribute meaningfully and get paid handsomely.
BEST MOMENTS
‘I always wanted my dad to be proud of me. My most proud achievement was buying mum and dad their house and every few years I buy them a new car. I don’t feel like I need to prove myself to him anymore.’ ‘I’ve kept going when things got hard. I’ve smashed through one massive recession, one massive lockdown and not only survived but got bigger.’ ‘A lot of the baggage from my younger years as a fat kid who lost a lot of weight never went away, and that need to be appreciated, respected, admired, noticed, listened to, seen never went away. I’m 43 now (30 years later), I don’t know if it’s gone away, I think it’s still there driving me forward.’ ‘I think you can be inspired by anyone. I like to try and see something in everyone that I could learn from or admire. I don’t put anyone on pedestals anymore because the further you look up to them the further down you put yourself down compared to them.’
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
‘I try and learn a little bit from everyone as I go along’
'At the moment my tunnel vision is on my children - they are only little once'
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
Nurture SA enables feeding schemes that provide much-needed food parcels to South Africans that are left devastated by economic challenges. Funds are administered and supplied to pre-qualified communities. The most basic needs of food security for those whose livelihoods are threatened are met through this programme.
BEST MOMENTS ‘It’s not just about raising funds, it’s about serving people’ ‘Once a beneficiary is on board we’ve stuck with them and given them funding to do what they do best’ ‘The more you give the more you receive’ EPISODE RESOURCES B Loved Foundation
ABOUT THE GUESTS Louis is the CEO of the B4i Project and has been a B-BBEE advisor and strategist for 15 years. He obtained his master’s degree in “Strategic foresight and the development of black entrepreneurs in South Africa” from Regent University (Virginia, USA) in 2016. His thesis, which formed the basis for developing the B4i Empowerment Model, received a top academic award from the University and he was subsequently inducted into the “Who’s Who of students in the USA” in 2017. Louis founded the Foundation (initially registered as a Trust) in 2008 and with his vision and passion for upliftment has enabled the Foundation to distribute millions to disadvantaged communities, women and children. Yolandi is an executive member of the B4i Project and Managing Director of B-BBEE Specialist company B4i Consult. She is registered as a B-BBEE Professional with the Association of B-BBEE Professionals. Apart from her B-BBEE and law experience, she has a heart devoted to the upliftment of the most vulnerable and sits on the board of numerous Non-Profit Companies, where she is responsible for Corporate Governance and Fund Distribution. She has 10 years’ experience in the fight against human trafficking and has developed the R3egain Programme as part of her passion for the restoration of young women. Her vision is to expand the Foundation to not only have a national but an international footprint.
ABOUT THE PODCAST
In the Spotlight was born as a platform to share, broadcast and promote the interesting, wonderful and inspiring things that some of the people who crossed Liezl’s path have done. She would love to shine the spotlight on them and share their journeys with you to hopefully inspire you to be the best you, not to give up and to follow your passion or dream. And in that way, help to make a little difference and share some of the beauty of this world.
ABOUT THE HOST
Liezl Colditz van Rooyen Born and raised in South Africa, Liezl followed her dream to see the world at age 23 and twenty years on has now travelled to 50 countries and worked and lived in the UK, Belgium and Saudi Arabia. She is a mum of two boys, a chartered management accountant working in large energy projects, a musician, runner, a world citizen but proudly South African and now a podcaster.The incredible people she has met, the amazing places she has seen and the magic of life she has experienced, inspired her to start this podcast.
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