Full Name
Sibulele Nomnganga
Job Title
Founder
Company
Impact Drivers
Speaker Bio
It was the vigorous determination to de stigmatize HIV/Aids that birthed an extra ordinarily powerful and distinguished woman. Sibulele Sibaca - Nomnganga is a dynamic international speaker, social entrepreneur and health advocate with an amazing personal story. Even though she lost both her parents to Aids she was determined to not be a victim of her circumstances.
Sibu, as she is affectionately known, is a Duke University Fellow, in North Carolina, United States and has travelled around the world and consequently head hunted by Sir Richard Branson to head up his CSI Division for the Virgin Group in Southern Africa called Virgin Unite. She has addressed many international heavy weights such as Former Presidents Nelson Mandela, Bill Clinton, and world leaders such as Bill and Melinda Gates, Banki Moon, Kofi Annan, Phumzile Mambo Ngcuka, Joyce Banda and G20 leaders to personalities such as Brad Pitt, Alicia Keys, Bono and Patti La Belle. The list of powerful and influential people she has been privileged to address is extensive. Recently, she addressed Senators and Congress men and women at The Capitol Hill in Washington DC to speak on the plight of Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) in Africa. She has shared her journey at the United Nations in New York, as well as other prestigious events such as The international Aids Conferences as well as conferences on gender equality and health, rights and well-being of girls and women. Her work has been shared in the media both far and wide including in The New York Times. She has consulted for The World Health Organisation and continues to consult and partner with UNICEF, Global Fund and Global Citizen. This current face of Sta-Sof-Fro is passionate about unlocking others potential and purpose and coaches on how to turn their passions into profit.
When Sibu is not running her foundation, Impact Drivers, she speaks on behalf of The Global Fund, the world’s biggest movement on the eradication of AIDS, TB and Malaria. She has used this platform to not only highlight challenges faced by women and girls but also in coming up and sharing possible solutions. She is an activist who engages policy makers and country leaders in making sure that voices of the vulnerable and marginalised are truly heard. Locally, she has worked with many organisations but notably she has worked with The South African Presidency, National Department of Health, The Department of Social Development and the South African National Aids Council.
Her authenticity, courage and contagious personality have made her a trusted voice for her generation. Her petite physique and enduring spirit unleashes a powerful voice that is determined to create a legacy of impact and inspiration. It is her incredible energy that will captivate you and inspire you to make a difference.
Whether she is speaking in front of an audience of thousands, huddling with the nation’s most accomplished leaders or mentoring a new generation, Sibu unleashes the possibility that exists when we embrace our obstacles and dare to stand up and lead.
Sibu, as she is affectionately known, is a Duke University Fellow, in North Carolina, United States and has travelled around the world and consequently head hunted by Sir Richard Branson to head up his CSI Division for the Virgin Group in Southern Africa called Virgin Unite. She has addressed many international heavy weights such as Former Presidents Nelson Mandela, Bill Clinton, and world leaders such as Bill and Melinda Gates, Banki Moon, Kofi Annan, Phumzile Mambo Ngcuka, Joyce Banda and G20 leaders to personalities such as Brad Pitt, Alicia Keys, Bono and Patti La Belle. The list of powerful and influential people she has been privileged to address is extensive. Recently, she addressed Senators and Congress men and women at The Capitol Hill in Washington DC to speak on the plight of Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) in Africa. She has shared her journey at the United Nations in New York, as well as other prestigious events such as The international Aids Conferences as well as conferences on gender equality and health, rights and well-being of girls and women. Her work has been shared in the media both far and wide including in The New York Times. She has consulted for The World Health Organisation and continues to consult and partner with UNICEF, Global Fund and Global Citizen. This current face of Sta-Sof-Fro is passionate about unlocking others potential and purpose and coaches on how to turn their passions into profit.
When Sibu is not running her foundation, Impact Drivers, she speaks on behalf of The Global Fund, the world’s biggest movement on the eradication of AIDS, TB and Malaria. She has used this platform to not only highlight challenges faced by women and girls but also in coming up and sharing possible solutions. She is an activist who engages policy makers and country leaders in making sure that voices of the vulnerable and marginalised are truly heard. Locally, she has worked with many organisations but notably she has worked with The South African Presidency, National Department of Health, The Department of Social Development and the South African National Aids Council.
Her authenticity, courage and contagious personality have made her a trusted voice for her generation. Her petite physique and enduring spirit unleashes a powerful voice that is determined to create a legacy of impact and inspiration. It is her incredible energy that will captivate you and inspire you to make a difference.
Whether she is speaking in front of an audience of thousands, huddling with the nation’s most accomplished leaders or mentoring a new generation, Sibu unleashes the possibility that exists when we embrace our obstacles and dare to stand up and lead.
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