DMI-SA TOP 100 DIFFERENCE MAKER|TOP 10 FINALIST SINCE NOVEMBER 2017
Devoted Wife & Mother | Environmental Scientist | Entrepreneur | Author
Babalwa Fatyi who is Author/ #Change Maker DMI-SA/ Founder & Managing Director of Myezo Environmental Management Services (Pty) Ltd., an Environmental consulting company that provides a range of environmental services, cutting across various sectors and specialising in the mining
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Photos: Babalwa Fatyi Top10 Performer as a Top100 SA Difference Makers & the Founder/CEO /Ambassador Difference Makers S.A. Standing Strong Together (on the right is Anusha Singh)
Babalwa write in her own words: “I have found a home at Difference Makers South Africa. The Message to Help Spread Love & Appreciation in South Africa speaks loudly to me, this magical most valuable platform of Change Makers who Stand Strong Together are about the spirit of spreading love, dignity and respect; these key values is what I am rooted on too. I am actively and passionately involved with this platform that has given me the chance of a life time to be a Top100 SA Difference Maker. Since I have been Nominated until recently has this platform bring value and meaning to my life; I now can make more impact by Changing Lives Making a Difference in other people’s lives within my circle of influence”.
“Our children need to be mentored, coached and loved so that they know the warmth and love of a community. I am deeply involved with projects that help human kind realize that we all have a ‘powerful’ voice and if we speak with dignity, in the correct platforms, through the right channels, we can touch each other’s lives for the better”.
“Our children need to be mentored, coached and loved so that they know the warmth and love of a community. I am deeply involved with projects that help human kind realize that we all have a ‘powerful’ voice and if we speak with dignity, in the correct platforms, through the right channels, we can touch each other’s lives for the better”.
alwa Atalanta Fatyi is a Founder and Managing Director of Myezo Environmental Management Services (Pty) Ltd, an environmental consulting company, that provides a range of environmental services, cutting across various sectors and specialising in the mining sector.
She is a registered:
· Professional Natural Scientist, with Master of Science, from the University of Witwatersrand (Cum Laude) and awarded a two (2) year Mellon
Scholarship and South African Association for the Advancement of science medal (S2A3) for the best MSc in the Science Faculty (2000).
· Environmental Auditor: Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), Lincoln, UK.
Her academic qualifications enhanced her research, analytical, strategic view, as well as process and systems business approach. She has published in Journals such as South African Journal of Botany; Journal of Arid Environments; Australian Journal of Botany, amongst others.
She has authored two poetry books, namely: Greetings from my core, which is a poetry book that addresses themes of social cohesion, economic emancipation and environmental stewardship; When Mulberry Trees are Uprooted, which is a self-help reflective poetry book, that guides humanity to find healing in God. The very same poetic expressions are now pouring out as poetic garments to adorn the human core and honour our environment, through the fashion industry. She has a certificate from the Design School of Southern Africa and a strategic mind behind her capable team that is running Zen Q Core Fashion Designs, which she founded.
A Performance done by Babalwa Fatyi : Woman’s Day 2005 : Together with Key-note Speaker Julie B Steynberg, the CEO –f DMI-SA
She is a registered:
· Professional Natural Scientist, with Master of Science, from the University of Witwatersrand (Cum Laude) and awarded a two (2) year Mellon
Scholarship and South African Association for the Advancement of science medal (S2A3) for the best MSc in the Science Faculty (2000).
· Environmental Auditor: Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), Lincoln, UK.
Her academic qualifications enhanced her research, analytical, strategic view, as well as process and systems business approach. She has published in Journals such as South African Journal of Botany; Journal of Arid Environments; Australian Journal of Botany, amongst others.
She has authored two poetry books, namely: Greetings from my core, which is a poetry book that addresses themes of social cohesion, economic emancipation and environmental stewardship; When Mulberry Trees are Uprooted, which is a self-help reflective poetry book, that guides humanity to find healing in God. The very same poetic expressions are now pouring out as poetic garments to adorn the human core and honour our environment, through the fashion industry. She has a certificate from the Design School of Southern Africa and a strategic mind behind her capable team that is running Zen Q Core Fashion Designs, which she founded.
A Performance done by Babalwa Fatyi : Woman’s Day 2005 : Together with Key-note Speaker Julie B Steynberg, the CEO –f DMI-SA
She has been recognised by numerous organisations and humbly received the following awards:
- Celebrating Excellence in Organizations Global: Africa’s Most Influential Women Awards. She was a finalist in the Arts and Culture Sector, 2015 and Professional Services Sector, 2017.
- Woman Entrepreneur of the Year for the Standard Bank Tshwane Business Awards, 2016.
She honours the collective role we play in environmental consciousness. Her poetry is a realisation of where we have come from environmentally and where we are, with respect to legislation and various implementation tools, we collectively adopt. She ponders on what has brought these changes and portrays a prophetic vision of unity and success, as we hold hands together within all our spheres of influence, to honour the hand that feeds us ‘our environment’.
Babalwa’s vision as an African female business owner and entrepreneur is to be a voice of consciousness and an instrument of change in the manner in which development and environmental matters are handled. She sees her poetry as a conduit through which, all the information that has been imparted unto her through various spheres of association, schooling and by unsung heroic mentors, can be released unto others and be utilized in collaborative thought processes to contribute in decision making for the betterment of our country. As such, she gives live performances/sharing of poetry and motivational talks from her books at churches, orphanage homes, and other reputable public gatherings like the Mandela Day event. This allows her to be a voice of consciousness and helps her to promote self-awareness, growth, understanding, self-trust, respect and most importantly, acknowledgement of one’s presence and being.
Babalwa as the Founder of Myezo Growth and Development Institute, prefers to use her gifts, opportunities and companies she runs, as a conduit through which she can provide employment opportunities to unemployed graduates, especially, youth. She believes that we contend with the issues of feeling disempowered and globalization, even though has its tremendous benefits, can also introduces feelings of being displaced as a result some people battle with depression. She formally structured a platform for the empowerment of women through the experiential training her company provides, where learning goes beyond environmental management, to life and leadership skills. She is involved in supporting socio-economic development initiatives that promote upliftment and inspiring women and children, including boys, to be the great people they are created to be. She is actively involved in transferring of skills through mentoring of previously disadvantaged, unemployed youth and graduates, she does this by allocating time and resources for coaching aspiring natural scientists in practical assignments and other key relevant aspects of environmental management. She provides support to students and assists them in obtaining their qualification. She strongly believes that when people know they matter, they let out the fire within and provide a positive change in spaces around them. Babalwa shares her personal and professional experience, life lessons to groom and uplift the people around her so that we can all be a world that is governed by people of substance. She plays an advisory role on boards of non-profit organisations such as Tsogang Youth Foundation and is a Director of a women empowerment organisation called Vintage Recycling Project.
Babalwa’s vision as an African female business owner and entrepreneur is to be a voice of consciousness and an instrument of change in the manner in which development and environmental matters are handled. She sees her poetry as a conduit through which, all the information that has been imparted unto her through various spheres of association, schooling and by unsung heroic mentors, can be released unto others and be utilized in collaborative thought processes to contribute in decision making for the betterment of our country. As such, she gives live performances/sharing of poetry and motivational talks from her books at churches, orphanage homes, and other reputable public gatherings like the Mandela Day event. This allows her to be a voice of consciousness and helps her to promote self-awareness, growth, understanding, self-trust, respect and most importantly, acknowledgement of one’s presence and being.
Babalwa as the Founder of Myezo Growth and Development Institute, prefers to use her gifts, opportunities and companies she runs, as a conduit through which she can provide employment opportunities to unemployed graduates, especially, youth. She believes that we contend with the issues of feeling disempowered and globalization, even though has its tremendous benefits, can also introduces feelings of being displaced as a result some people battle with depression. She formally structured a platform for the empowerment of women through the experiential training her company provides, where learning goes beyond environmental management, to life and leadership skills. She is involved in supporting socio-economic development initiatives that promote upliftment and inspiring women and children, including boys, to be the great people they are created to be. She is actively involved in transferring of skills through mentoring of previously disadvantaged, unemployed youth and graduates, she does this by allocating time and resources for coaching aspiring natural scientists in practical assignments and other key relevant aspects of environmental management. She provides support to students and assists them in obtaining their qualification. She strongly believes that when people know they matter, they let out the fire within and provide a positive change in spaces around them. Babalwa shares her personal and professional experience, life lessons to groom and uplift the people around her so that we can all be a world that is governed by people of substance. She plays an advisory role on boards of non-profit organisations such as Tsogang Youth Foundation and is a Director of a women empowerment organisation called Vintage Recycling Project.
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Contact Babalwa Fatyi
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Telephone number
012 998 7642 babalwa@myezo.co.za |
Social Media
@Babalwa Atalanta Fatyi @Greeting From My Core @ZenQ |