Business Management & Leadership Speaker
SIPHIWE MOYO

SIPHIWE MOYO
Location : JHB
Siphiwe Moyo is a Motivational Speaker, Learning Specialist and an MC. He is a Facilitator Extraordinaire having been facilitating for over a decade, including Training Facilitation, Process Facilitation and Strategy Facilitation.
Siphiwe holds a Masters in Business Administration, a B Comm. (Honours) in People Development and a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources. He is the Chairman of the Board at the South African Board for People Practices (SABPP).
He is a registered member of the Professional Speakers Association of Southern Africa (PSASA) and he is also a member of the Institute of Directors of Southern Africa (IODSA).
Some of the organizations to whom Siphiwe has presented or trained include NISSAN SA, ABSA, Nedbank, Murray & Roberts, Vaal University of Technology & many more.
1. Get over it
In his flagship keynote, Motivational Speaker Siphiwe Moyo uses a study by a well-know Psychiatrist who observed that many of the people that consult in his practice for some reason believe that life ought to be easy. This keynote is a hard-hitting, humorous presentation of hard facts about life that is meant to challenge participants to get over any situation that they may be in. Some of the lessons in this keynote include the following:
Life is difficult – get over it.
Contrary to popular belief; the world owes you absolutely nothing.
Talk is cheap. Eventually people get tired of all your promises.
Nobody cares how good you used to be.
Siphiwe’s ability to present these tough, challenging facts of life in a very humorous way has endeared him to the hearts of many.
2. Bulls & Bears: Life lessons from the financial markets
Motivational Speaker, Siphiwe Moyo is very fascinated by the financial markets and the equity market in particular. Over the years he has learned that the financial markets have very interesting lessons that could be applied to life. In this keynote, Siphiwe presents these lessons, which include the following:
All trends eventually end
Human beings are like derivatives; your value depends on what happens to the value of another asset (another variable).
Don’t focus on the share price
Those that give a lot of interviews and analysis on business television and radio are not necessarily the most successful. Shut up and work.