In today’s episode I am in conversation with Nqobile Mbatha who is an attorney and also the founder of a digital marketing agency.
We spoke about her childhood and she reminisced on having being raised in a loving home but with strict parents. She is grateful for how her parents and later in life her father have always instilled discipline in her and encouraged her to dream big.
Nqobile is an admitted attorney, entrepreneur, and founder of SNC Creatives, a personal branding and digital marketing agency dedicated to helping professionals and businesses enhance their visibility and unlock new opportunities.
She obtained her LLB from the University of Zululand in KwaZulu-Natal, where she developed a strong foundation in legal principles and a passion for advocacy. Her legal career began in the conveyancing department of a law firm in Rosebank, where she served her articles and gained extensive experience in property transactions and real estate law. Upon her admission as an attorney, she transitioned to a specialist conveyancing firm, further refining her expertise before making a strategic shift into commercial litigation, where she continues to practice.
She is currently pursuing her LLM in Human Rights Law at the University of Johannesburg, aligning with her commitment to advocacy and policy reform. Her research and interests focus on strengthening legislative frameworks to advance and protect human rights, ensuring that the law remains a tool for meaningful societal impact.
Beyond her legal practice, Nqobile is passionate about personal branding, marketing, and mentorship. She is the founder of SNC Creatives, a digital marketing agency that equips professionals with the tools to build strong, strategic personal brands. She actively mentors young professionals while also seeking mentorship herself, believing that growth is a continuous journey shaped by knowledge, collaboration, and adaptability.
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