Sandras Phiri is the CEO and Founder of Pranary, the practical business school for entrepreneurs. He is a director at Africa Trust Group, the fund manager for the R100m Enygma Ventures Fund. He is entrepreneur in residence for Jasiri, an Allan and Gill Gray Philanthropy Venture Builder. Sandras is an expert on startup and revenue growth. He works with entrepreneurs from over 50 countries helping them launch, grow customers and revenue as well as get investor-ready. Sandras has founded successful companies in IT, entertainment and education. He has worked with over 25 organisations and has lectured at over 17 universities. His work has taken him to 24 countries. Sandras has a degree in Computer Science and an MBA from University of Cape Town. He has shared stages with Facebook and Asana co-founder Dustin Maskovitch, YouTube co-founder Steve Chen, Clay Christensen, Guy Kawasaki and Steve Blank. He has worked in banking, mobile payments, unit trusts, IT and education. He has been taught by some of the world's greatest teachers including Dr John Demartini, Roger Hamilton and Tony Robbins. He has been named one of the 15 tech people to follow in South Africa in 2018 and 2019.
PRANARY’S VISION:
1. To impact 1 million game changing entrepreneurs in Africa.
2. Empowering people to build and grow valuable businesses.
3. To help humanity thrive by enabling people to build commercially viable businesses quickly and cost effectively.
UPCOMING EVENT:
On 24 March, Pranary will host an in-person event in Cape Town where Investor Sarah Dusek reveals exactly what she looks for in businesses she funds. Get the inside scoop on how to pitch to investors in a way that really stands out and convinces them you are a good investment.
Tickets for this event cost R150 and can be purchased via Quicket here: https://www.quicket.co.za/events/166443-how-to-get-funded/#/
For more details about upcoming events, visit here: https://www.pranary.com/events .For more info about Sandras and Pranary visit the following websites:
Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to Sandras Phiri during Saturday’s Role on Hellenic Radio. Listen to the podcast to find out more!
