Sian Louw, an entrepreneur in eSwatini on a mission to change lives and organisations

Sian Louw, ceo and owner, The Pacific Institute Swaziland

Startup Story

Everyone wants to have the opportunity to become the best versions of themselves, but achieving the desired end goal is not always easy with out expert help. In eSwatini, entrepreneur Sian Louw, ceo and owner of The Pacific Institute Swaziland, is assisting those who are looking to transform themselves and their organisations.

LoA chatted to Sian Louw this month to learn more about this highly specialized business.

What does your company do?

We are Culture Transformation Specialists. Our focus is mind setting and performance that impacts Individuals, Teams and Ultimate Organisation Alignment and Culture. We have a basket of powerful diagnostic as well as intervention tools that assist individuals and organisations to achieve their performance goals.

“I am passionate about helping people to become the best version of themselves.”

“I believe our process and tools are the best in the world that can assist with both human & culture transformation.”

What inspired you to start your company?

I am passionate about helping people to become the best version of themselves. I believe our process and tools are the best in the world that can assist with both human & culture transformation.

Why should anyone use your service or product?

We have a unique timeless algorithm that has been developed by leading psychologists in the world. Our process and tools have a proven 50-year track record of changing lives and organisations.

Tell us a little about your team

We have the most amazing team who “walk the talk” we have a strong culture based on trust and love. Our team is passionate about what our work and we live it on a daily basis. We have a strong learning culture and are consistently looking for ways to get better. We are a diverse team with an array of incredible gifts, talents and skills.

“We have the most amazing team who “walk the talk” we have a strong culture based on trust and love.”

Share a little about your entrepreneurial journey. And, do you come from an entrepreneurial background?

I took the leap in 2014 and started my entrepreneurial journey. It has been the scariest yet most exciting 5 years of my life. The best decision I made was to find a great mentor and coach and consistently stretch myself to be better. I have had some hard knocks and some incredible victories. The greatest learning so far is that people are my greatest asset and the magic sits in unlocking human potential.

What are your future plans and aspirations for your company?

We have a 10-year BHAG vision to grow our brand into Africa and make a difference on the continent. We started in Swaziland 5 years ago and today we have acquired Mauritius as well as the South African License.

What gives you the most satisfaction being an entrepreneur?

Having the privilege of empowering people and serving them through my leadership.

“The greatest learning so far is that people are my greatest asset and the magic sits in unlocking human potential.”

What’s the biggest piece of advice you can give to other women looking to start-up?

Work smart not hard. Don’t try and prove that you can do it all, ask for help and lean on people. If you are married make sure your husband is your best friend and safe place. Remember to believe in yourself and hold the clarity of the vision all day every day! You have what it takes to live your best life and make your business a huge success.

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