Saul Molobi

Saul Molobi, a prominent figure in competitive identity and public diplomacy, is recognized for his expertise in global marketing, tourism, trade, and investment promotion, with a focus on how Africa's competitive identity influences consumer and investor decisions.

In 2020, he was honored with a nomination for 'World CEO of the Year' by the World CEO Rankings Board. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Business Administration at the University of Northampton, with a robust educational background including degrees in Global Marketing, Dramatic Art, and African Languages and Economics.

With a diverse career spanning various sectors like private, public, and NGO, from roles at Heinemann Publishers to being a Consul-General to Milan, Saul Molobi has accumulated substantial experience. He has held positions such as Group Executive, Chief Director, and General Manager, showcasing his versatility and leadership abilities.

Aside from his corporate endeavors, Saul Molobi is a writer, poet, filmmaker, and advocate for issues affecting individuals with disabilities. His literary works include the book 'Sound and Fury: The Chronicles of Healing,' featuring a foreword by Kgalema Motlanthe, the former President of South Africa.

Passionate about promoting African products and services, Saul Molobi is associated with organizations like Brandhill Africa, the World Free Zones Organisation, and Proudly SA. He actively supports initiatives like the Biashara Services and Products Africa Conference & Exhibition and Jambo Africa Online to showcase 'Made in Africa'.

As a former ANC underground operative and student leader during the 1980s, Saul Molobi faced adversity, spending thirteen months in detention under the State of Emergency. He continues to be engaged in societal issues and has been part of various business and management forums over the years.