Ep 45: Boland Visionaries: The Capitec Advantage - TJ Strydom

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To shed light on the entrepreneurial opportunities that emerge from the shadows of industry giants, Michael Avery was joined by TJ Strydom, author of Capitec: Stalking Giants. Together, they explore how Capitec, a small start-up from Stellenbosch, has transformed into one of South Africa's most remarkable success stories. TJ shared his perspectives on Capitec’s innovative strategies, commitment to customer centricity, and the cultural shifts that have fuelled its growth, along with insights into what the future may hold for the bank.

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