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Show profile Hide profileThe Meta-Economic Development Organisation, MEDO for short, is co-headed by Judi Sandrock, who has an extensive background in Enterprise development, first from creating the micro enterprise development arm of Anglo Zimele with 14 hubs in the first year of its operation helping over 100 entrepreneurial startups creating over 1000 jobs. Judi moved from Anglo Zimele to launch an early edition of MEDO, which became the implementation partner for the Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship. Judi and her team have led MEDO to a position where it now helps in the region of 1000 entrepreneurs a year, across South Africa.
From September 2011 the team has been touring rural areas and townships with a mobile entrepreneurship centre taking services and business skills to marginalized communities.
Judi has qualifications in Chemical Engineering, Applied and Advanced Chemistry, Project Management, Marketing Management and an MBA from the Gordon Institute of Business Science. Her experience includes running businesses and business units in the mining, chemical and pulp and paper industries. In addition to enterprise development, Judi is an Honors and Masters degree supervisor in the topics of entrepreneurship and development economics, and has presented at over a hundred local and international conferences.
The Meta-Economic Development Organisation, MEDO for short, is co-headed by Judi Sandrock, who has an extensive background in Enterprise development, first from creating the micro enterprise development arm of Anglo Zimele with 14 hubs in the first year of its operation helping over 100 entrepreneurial startups creating over 1000 jobs. Judi moved from Anglo Zimele to launch an early edition of MEDO, which became the implementation partner for the Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship. Judi and her team have led MEDO to a position where it now helps in the region of 1000 entrepreneurs a year, across South Africa.
From September 2011 the team has been touring rural areas and townships with a mobile entrepreneurship centre taking services and business skills to marginalized communities.
Judi has qualifications in Chemical Engineering, Applied and Advanced Chemistry, Project Management, Marketing Management and an MBA from the Gordon Institute of Business Science. Her experience includes running businesses and business units in the mining, chemical and pulp and paper industries. In addition to enterprise development, Judi is an Honors and Masters degree supervisor in the topics of entrepreneurship and development economics, and has presented at over a hundred local and international conferences.
