ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Samantha Opperman and Coenie De Beer have helped build Neo Technologies into a business that has weathered 24 years of technological change.
Their story offers a powerful lesson in adapting, growing and staying relevant.
When Neo Technologies began 24 years ago, supplying printer cartridges to universities was a viable business. Today, the company provides technology solutions spanning security systems, networks, computers, software and ongoing support.
Behind that evolution are Samantha Opperman and Coenie De Beer, two remarkable business builders who didn’t start the company but earned their way into owning it.
Their story offers a powerful lesson in adapting, growing and staying relevant.
When Neo Technologies began 24 years ago, supplying printer cartridges to universities was a viable business. Today, the company provides technology solutions spanning security systems, networks, computers, software and ongoing support.
Behind that evolution are Samantha Opperman and Coenie De Beer, two remarkable business builders who didn’t start the company but earned their way into owning it.
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