Startup Grind Cape Town is proud to host Abu Addae, CEO & Co-founder of LifeCheq, an innovative tech-based personal finance startup that makes holistic independent advice accessible to more people.
Before co-founding LifeCheq, Abu was a senior executive at Old Mutual and a member of the Executive Committee of the Emerging Markets business - one of the youngest to be appointed at this level in the company’s 170 year history.
He also an actuary and also holds a Masters Degree in Financial Mathematics and is a CFA Charterholder.
Join us at Startup Grind Cape Town on the 6th of March 2019. Get your ticket now!
LifeCheq
CEO
Startup Grind Cape Town is proud to host Abu Addae, CEO & Co-founder of LifeCheq, an innovative tech-based personal finance startup that makes holistic independent advice accessible to more people. Abu will share his journey from being one of the most successful young executives in the financial services corporate scene, into the life of entrepreneurship.
Abu Addae is the CEO and co-founder of LifeCheq, an innovative tech-based personal finance startup that makes holistic independent advice accessible to more people.
Before co-founding LifeCheq, Abu was a senior executive at Old Mutual and a member of the Executive Committee of the Emerging Markets business - one of the youngest to be appointed at this level in the company’s 170 year history.
Abu is an actuary and also holds a Masters Degree in Financial Mathematics and is a CFA Charterholder.
Startup Circles
CEO
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Sandras is the founder of Startupcircles.ai He is an expert on entrepreneurship and innovation. He has founded successful companies in IT, entertainment and startup education. He has worked with over 25 organisations, lectured at over 17 universities and been to 22 countries.
He is the director for Startup Grind Cape Town and the director of entrepreneurship development at Africa Trust Group, the fund manager for Enygma Ventures.
Sandras has a degree in Computer Science and an MBA from UCT. He has been taught by teachers such as Dr John Demartini, Roger Hamilton and Tony Robbins. He has spoken on the same stage with Facebook and Asana co-founder Dustin Maskovitch, Youtube co-founder Steve Chen, Guy Kawasaki, Steve Blank and Clayton Christensen.
He has worked in banking, mobile payments, unit trusts, IT and education. He has been named one of the 15 tech people to follow in 2018 and 2019. He has been featured on CNBC Africa and SABC 3 and has been a mentor on SABC 1 TV programme Making Moves.
