Authentic, respected and well-loved, Landi as he’s fondly known, has earned this title with just over a decade of Workshop17’ing under his belt. Landi is Workshop17 Watersheds Community Coordinator, but it hasn’t always been that way.

Behind the morning welcomes, the office efficiency and sparkling smiles of Team Workshop17 Firestation - we reveal our crew of abundantly talented and creative individuals.

Meet Andrew Russel, a Workshop17 Newlands member, founder of African Equity and world record holder of the fastest road biking time from Cape Town to Cairo.

Owen Muzambi, shares his journey from being homeless and sleeping rough to creating a social impact advisory company that offers advice to young entrepreneurs.

Tim made it his life’s commitment to inspire change, provide emotional support, build trust and well being in troubled and at-risk young South African communities with the intervention of the power of waves and Surf Therapy.

We caught up with Fran Beighton, General Manager of Reader Revenue at Daily Maverick and media powerhouse to find out more about her work life balance and what she considers “having it all”.

Workshop17's very own podcast presenter, actor, TV personality, motivator, and women’s rights activist, Siv Ngesi breaks down many barriers.

Dig into this month's Member Moments with Co-founder and CEO of The Munching Mongoose Ryan Meiring and W17’s new partner. From midlife crisis to sustainable farming, a chickshaw operator and finding harmony in local lekker flavours.

Dino Paulo Co-owner of Hint Hunt and brand new members of the Workshop17 Watershed family, gave us an entertaining hour out of his crazy schedule to chat survivor tactics, opportunities and the human spirit.

We sat down to chat everything wind with Jonathan Visser, founder of Integrated Wind Power and a member of Workshop17 Newlands. Jonathan it seems is harnessing the wind in more ways than the obvious.

The conversation about the 4 day work week has employees enthusiastically nodding their heads but how realistic is it for worker efficiency, and can it really lead to a more sustainable work environment?