| Botlhale Mokone | |
| I consistently have a positive attitude towards the company my work and colleagues | Consistently |
| I set and communicate clear goals for myself and for others | Consistently |
| I can get others to willingly do work without needing a title to enforce authority | Often |
| I am willing to take a risk to try something different | Consistently |
| I am confident and get things done delivering on expectations | Consistently |
| I am able to lead upwards giving feedback and probing decisions respectfully | Consistently |
| I advise others and assist them to be productive | Consistently |
| I am encouraging and reward good with new assignments and responsibilities | Consistently |
| I give positive feedback to individuals and groups | Consistently |
| I support others when circumstances are difficult | Consistently |
Please provide examples of how you have shown passion and had positive impact in your career | |
| My passion is rooted in purpose: I build businesses that solve real problems while creating opportunities for people who are often overlooked. At FortunIQ Fuels, my passion shows up daily. I am a woman leading in a male-dominated industry, and I use that position intentionally. I have built a verified network of independent truck owners, many of whom are small-scale operators who previously struggled to access consistent work. By treating them as partners, not vendors, I have created sustainable income streams for their families while ensuring my clients receive reliable, certified fuel. That is positive impact measured in both profit and dignity. my passion is focused on FortunIQ's next chapter. I am preparing to enter the biofuel and EV charging infrastructure space because I believe South Africa's energy future must be sustainable and inclusive. I don't just want to participate in the Just Energy Transition, I want to ensure that black women and small entrepreneurs are at the table. My passion is not loud. It is consistent, action-driven, and rooted in leaving every person and business I touch better than I found them. |
