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Dr Adriana Marais - Mars One Finalist + Director: Space Development SA + Head of Innovation SAP

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What makes us more human? This week on #PowerWoman, Hlubi Mboya Arnold is captivated by Dr Adriana Marais, Director of the Foundation for Space Development South Africa, Head of Innovation SAP Africa, and Astronaut Finalist for Mars One Project. She shares insights into how we, as women entrepreneurs who think outside the box, can make unprecedented contributions to the sum of humanity.
26 Apr 2018 English South Africa Business · Careers

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