#09: Matsidiso: The female entrepreneur who’s bringing an African narrative to local brands
Jared Kruger
03 Nov 2019
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African. Female. Powerhouse. After a career at a global advertising firm, Matsidiso took a leap of faith and founded her own authentic South African agency, Leseli Creative Communications. She’s been pioneering a local narrative for African brands ever since.
In this episode of the Entrepreneur on the Grow podcast, we sit down with Matsidiso to learn from her journey, and take some tips on growing our own startup brands in a way that speaks to a diverse African marketplace.
Find Matsidiso and the team at Leseli Creative Communications at www.leselicreative.co.za, or follow them on Facebook.
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