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Tendai Jangara speaks on women empowerment, corporate investigations, and more

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Tendai Jangara speaks on women empowerment, corporate investigations, and more

Tendai Jangara, Director in our Dispute Resolution practice and Head of our Corporate & White-Collar Investigations sector, joined CDH Conversations for another episode of the CDH Women Empowerment podcast series.

4 Oct 2023 20:04 Minutes Podcast
Tendai Jangara speaks on women empowerment, corporate investigations, and more

Tendai Jangara speaks on women empowerment, corporate investigations, and more

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Tendai Jangara speaks on women empowerment, corporate investigations, and more

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Tendai Jangara, Director in our Dispute Resolution practice and Head of our Corporate & White-Collar Investigations sector, joined CDH Conversations for another episode of the CDH Women Empowerment podcast series. In this conversation, we delve into her journey as a lawyer, the significance of corporate and white-collar investigations in South Africa, evolving trends in corporate crime, and the unique challenges faced in a traditionally male-dominated industry.

Tendai shares her insights on advancing women's careers in the legal world, her sources of inspiration, and offers invaluable advice for individuals and businesses seeking protection against corporate and white-collar crimes.

Plus, get to know Tendai on a personal level as she discusses her hobbies, current reading list, and favourite shows to stream.

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