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Business Talk is South Africa’s leading business talk show and a great place for your executives to share their industry insights.
The show has consistently grown in popularity since it was launched in 2020 – and 2023 is already proving to be the most popular year the show has experienced to date.
Business Talk’s continued growth is thanks to the engaging interview style of its host, respected radio and TV personality Michael Avery, and the impressive list of guests who have appeared on the show.
These guests include:
- Andrew Golding – Chief Executive of the Pam Golding Property group
- Dawie de Villiers – CEO of AlexForbes
- Lana Ross – COO of Discovery Business Insurance
- Lillian Barnard – President of Microsoft Africa
- Magda Wierzycka – Co-Founder of Sygnia
- Michael Jordaan – Co-Founder of Bank Zero and founder of Montegray Capital
- Sim Tshabalala – Joint Chief Executive of Standard Bank Group
The show has also been sponsored by South Africa’s leading businesses, including Discovery, EY, Monocle, Sage, Microsoft, and Standard Bank.
These business leaders and companies all received excellent positive exposure from Business Talk.
Get on Business Talk
Business Talk offers two marketing packages that will get your executives and company featured on the show.
Interview packages give your executive their own episode on Business Talk.
Your executive will take centre stage, discussing topics from new products and services, to presenting valuable thought leadership.
This interview will then be published on the Business Talk website, BusinessTech, YouTube, Facebook, and Spotify for maximum exposure.
Sponsorship packages let your company sponsor an entire season of Business Talk.
Your business will get exclusive naming rights and positioning for an entire season of the show.
This marketing solution gives your company outstanding exposure across BusinessTech and the Business Talk website, and is a popular option for businesses looking for excellent branding value.
Business Talk – Where South Africa’s top executives take centre stage
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