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Danielle de Niese

Imtiaz Dharker

John Kani

Oti Mabuse

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Check out this week’s episode with our guest Nunu Ntshingila, Head of Facebook Africa, talking about the Next Frontier from a Facebook perspective on what is driving humanity today. One is the idea of a much more connected world and the second is the technologies that are enabling change. Nunu gives us insights into the top three trends which she believes will have a huge impact on how brands will operate both within a public and private space in the future. You cannot afford to miss out on this conversation. Tune in now!

Check out this week’s episode with our guest Nunu Ntshingila, Head of Facebook Africa, talking about the Next Frontier from a Facebook perspective on what is driving humanity today. One is the idea of a much more connected world and the second is the technologies that are enabling change. Nunu gives us insights into the top three trends which she believes will have a huge impact on how brands will operate both within a public and private space in the future. You cannot afford to miss out on this conversation. Tune in now!

EP44: Facebook The Next Frontier with Nunu Ntshingila

The Head of Facebook Africa talks about the challenges facing a black woman in an industry still largely dominated by white men, and shares her insights into how to balance work and life so one can truly enjoy your success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Head of Facebook Africa talks about the challenges facing a black woman in an industry still largely dominated by white men, and shares her insights into how to balance work and life so one can truly enjoy your success.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Nunu Ntshingila, Head of Facebook Africa

Vasudha Narayanan

As the chair of one of South Africa's largest agencies, Ogilvy and Mather, Nunu Ntshingila is among the highest ranking women in world advertising. Born in Soweto in the 1960s, she learned her trade under Apartheid, when both the working environment and the marketplace were racially divided. Later she had the job of marketing the 'new South Africa' as a tourist destination and has since overseen campaigns for some of the world's biggest brands. Nunu says she moved "from the struggle between black and white to the gender struggle" and talks about her limited ability to change the way black women are portrayed in advertising. Vasudha Narayanan is the executive creative director at the Lowe Lintas agency in India. Based in Mumbai she says advertising is not an easy job - especially for women - as the unconventional working hours and frequent parties can raise eyebrows in conservative society. Vasudha says she is conscious about the influence her adverts have on society. She says "It's men who need to change their attitudes - we try and encourage men to behave better"(Photo: Advertising executives Nunu Ntshingila (left) and Vasudha Narayanan)

As the chair of one of South Africa's largest agencies, Ogilvy and Mather, Nunu Ntshingila is among the highest ranking women in world advertising. Born in Soweto in the 1960s, she learned her trade under Apartheid, when both the working environment and the marketplace were racially divided. Later she had the job of marketing the 'new South Africa' as a tourist destination and has since overseen campaigns for some of the world's biggest brands. Nunu says she moved "from the struggle between black and white to the gender struggle" and talks about her limited ability to change the way black women are portrayed in advertising. Vasudha Narayanan is the executive creative director at the Lowe Lintas agency in India. Based in Mumbai she says advertising is not an easy job - especially for women - as the unconventional working hours and frequent parties can raise eyebrows in conservative society. Vasudha says she is conscious about the influence her adverts have on society. She says "It's men who need to change their attitudes - we try and encourage men to behave better" (Photo: Advertising executives Nunu Ntshingila (left) and Vasudha Narayanan)

Advertising Execs: Nunu Ntshingila and Vasudha Narayanan