Responsible Business Conversations with Namhla Saba
Responsible Business Conversations, brought to you by Integrated Thinking Solutions, is more than just talk, it’s an invitation.
This is a space for courageous leaders who believe business can and must create shared value: growing organisations, uplifting communities, and caring for the planet.
We look honestly at practices that put our shared future at risk, but we don’t stop there. These conversations are about moving beyond compliance and stepping into a leadership approach that fosters trust, purpose, and lasting impact.
Here, we don’t get stuck in the problems; we open up possibilities. We share ideas, explore solutions, and inspire the kind of mindset shifts that help leaders act with courage and clarity.
This is where meaningful conversations spark meaningful change—and where responsible business becomes simply good business. This is the space where leaders step forward, think boldly, and shape a world where responsible business is not an aspiration; it is the new reality.
Join our community of business leaders on a mission to build and support responsible business and leadership at : www.integratedthinking.co.za/home/responsible-business-community
Contributors
Zintle Raziya
Zintle Raziya, a Mandela Washington Fellow and One Young World delegate is passionate about youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and sustainability.
Her inclusive development approach was demonstrated through her being recognized and selected as a representative for South Africa to receive an award as a New Leader for Development for the international organization Crans Montana Forum.
With 7 years’ experience in the Alternative Energy sector, she co-founded and headed Yabasha Energy Solutions, an enterprise development-driven organization seeking to empower and include young Green professionals and previously disadvantaged youth in the Green-Economy.
She is currently pursuing her research in Inclusive Innovation as a Master of Philosophy candidate at the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business.