8 June 2018Centenary Issue

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Nthati Maloke. Mosa Malomane. Tshepo Malope. Xolani Malope. Degracia Maluleka. Thabang Maluleke. Given Maluleke. Cedrick Maluleke. Tinyiko Maluleke. Basane Maluleke. Tiyani Maluleke. Benjamin Maluleke. Tsakane Maluleke. Refilwe Malwetse. Moses Mamabolo. Norah Mamabolo. Mbutana Mamaile. Lizo Mamatu. Portia Mamba. Gabriel Mamba. Sabelo Mamba. Phillis Mambane. Sifiso Mamfengu. Nocawe Mamkeli. Millicent Mampa. Phillistus Mampana. Vivienne Mampies. Mangatane Mampuru. Takalani Managa. Kwena Manaka. Paula Manamela. Sylvia Manamela. Nondumiso Manana. Mandisa Mancapa. Thumeka Manciya. Ntsika Mancoba. Letshego Mancoe. Sethu Mancotywa. Anele Mandela. Gilmore Mandingwa. Thabile Mandla. Mlungisi Mandla. Lusindiso Mandla. Nokothula Mandongana. Kumaran Mandrie. Babalwa Mandzingi. Belinda Maneli. Phumla Maneli. Thobela Maneli. Rampotseng Manenye. Bianca Maneveld. Tshivhakoni Mangaladze. Phathiswa Mangali. Thumeka Mangaliso. Zola Mangani. Tintswalo Manganyi. Wandile Manganyi. Luyanda Mangcangaza. Lusanda Mangena. Phelisa Mangunjana. Fezeka Mangwana-Ngomani. Nhlayisi Mangwani. John Mangwegape. Fundiswa Mangxa. Gaylnor Manho. Andiswa Mani. Viverge Manickum. Mziwabantu Maninjwa. Khulisiwe Manjanja. Laurence Manjeya. Zanele Manjiya. Esona Manka. Tandokazi Mankayi. Nondumiso Mankayi. Hombakazi Mankayi. Thobeka Mankenkeza. Ongeziwe Mankinyana. Nkosincedile Mankqoyi. Fezile Mankungwini. Lukanyiso Mankungwini. Warren Manley. Hlengiwe Manqele. Millicent Manquma. Pieter Mans. Lindsey Mansfield. Arleen Mansingh. Fezeka Mantangantanga. Nozithembiso Mantashi. Nolufefe Mantlana. Katlego Mantsengwane. Mpho Mantshidi. Kolosa Mantshongane. Siyamcela Mantshula. Portia Mantso. Sidney Mantu. Nomfuneko Mantulu. Khuthala Mantyi. Vuyokazi Mantyi. Andisiwe

Sanlam 1918–2018

A tribute to our people‘We have the brand, the capital and the positioning, but without the people, it’s nothing. This is a people’s business.’ IAN KIRK, GROUP CEO

3Centenary Issue

CONTENTS

FOR SANLAM PERSONAL FINANCESenior Manager: SPF Communication Esann de KockSanlam Head Office, 2 Strand Road, Bellville, South Africa

FOR NEW MEDIA PUBLISHINGEditor-in-Chief Trudie Myburgh Content Producer Karin Burger Editorial Pieter Vermaak, Aviva Singer, Linda Uys, Loraine WestDesign Christopher Evans, Nita Nagar Group Account Director Tinnette Fourie Head: Internal Communications Brendan CooperDirector: Content Strategy Andrew Nunneley Printer: Shumani Mills Communications Published for Sanlam by New Media Publishing, 19 Bree Street, Cape Town Telephone: 021 417 1111

SOURCESSanlam Archives; Uit die volk gebore – Sanlam se eerste vyftig jaar by JP Scannell; Sanlam in Transformation; and research by Wynand Beukes and Abie du Plessis for the Sanlam 100 Project

IMAGES Jéan du Plessis, Shavan Rahim, JJJ Harmse (ChilliDesign), Jan Ras, Sihle Maku, Sally Chance, Getty Images

ILLUSTRATIONSFrans Groenewald, Piet Grobler

CREATED FOR PEOPLEBorn to serve 8A powerful reminder that it’s all about people

Empowering people 12Leading the way in community upliftment

Caring about our clients 14They’re at the heart of what we do

BUILDING OUR COMPANYA story of growth 18Growing our business, premium income and staff numbers

The great trek to Bellville 22A mighty team effort that helped build camaraderie

Travails of first branches 26Groundbreaking work in difficult conditions

Early years were challenging for travelling agents 28Unreliable cars and roads often called for a little ingenuity

Milestones in our 100-year journey 30From modest life insurance company to leading pan-African financial services group

OUR PEOPLE, OUR STRENGTHLeaders with vision 36Sanlam has been blessed with outstanding leaders and staff

Recruiting quality from the start 40Success thanks to our people – the company’s greatest asset

Our vision and values over the years 41How we’ve stood the test of time

HONOURING OUR PEOPLEAnd the award goes to … 44Prestigious honours for exceptional staff

High flyers 46Adelaar – the highest form of recognition for top advisers and managers

Staying on top of their game 49Champion advisers continue to lead the pack

Fifty years’ service 49Advisers and staff members with half a century of service

ONLY AT SANLAMLegends make their mark 52Unforgettable characters and their exploits

Facts and funnies 56Company stories, anecdotes and tall tales worth retelling

GOOD TIMESSanlammers have been snapped enjoying many special occasions and milestones over the years 66

WHY SANLAM IS SPECIALStaff members, intermediaries and clients share why they value Sanlam 76

GOING FORWARDEnsuring a sustainable business 84On track for the next 100 years

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Our CEO says …S

anlam is about people, so it’s fitting that as we celebrate our 100-year anniversary, this special issue of impact is

a celebration of the people who have built and will continue to build one of the great companies in South Africa – and that includes you!

People are the bedrock of Sanlam’s success. We’ve always been a company that cares about and is committed to our employees, intermediaries and stakeholders.

Most importantly, our clients take centre stage in everything we do. And it’s ultimately with our clients in mind that SPF’s business strategy is geared to support our future growth – through our focus on product leadership, client experience and operational excellence.

This strategy comes to life through our focus on talent and transformation. It’s only through our highly competent and

committed people, executing our strategy with energy and passion, that we can achieve excellence across our business and ensure an optimal client experience.

Sanlam’s story is ultimately one of empowering ordinary people, of resilience and of adapting to what changing times and our clients ask of us. We’ll continue to go from strength to strength, knowing that our positive impact on the people and societies we serve will be our future legacy – as it has been for 100 years.

So this is as much the story of the visionary people who’ve built this company as it is your story – the people who continue the work that started in a small room in the Royal Hotel in Cape Town 100 years ago.

Thank you for your passion and commitment to Sanlam as a company and to SPF in particular.

Happy reading!Jurie Strydom

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Our Exco say …

Hennie de VilliersDEPUTY CEO: SPF (29 YEARS WITH SANLAM)

Very few companies survive as long as Sanlam has. For example, only 12% of the companies on the Fortune 500 list in 1955 still appeared on the 2016 list. The other 88% have either gone bankrupt, merged with or were acquired by another firm – or, if they still exist, they’re no longer among the top companies.

It’s especially important for a life insurance company, whose business is by definition long term, to have longevity. This is part of what we promise our clients – that we’ll still be around when their claims have to be paid.

Our value system and the way we do business make Sanlam unique. We really care about doing our best for our clients and we care about each other.

Our Wealthsmith™ positioning describes this perfectly: ‘We turn our clients’ money into meaning. If there’s work to be done it’s worth doing very well. We work hard and we never give up. We’re solid and sensible. We want to do good … ’

However, it’s also about constantly changing to ensure we continue growing and meeting our clients’ needs. We don’t assume that what worked in the past will work in the future. We constantly explore new frontiers and ways of doing things. That said, we always take considered action and avoid rushing in.

Robert GoffCHIEF EXECUTIVE: SPF HUMAN RESOURCES (14 YEARS WITH SANLAM)

The centenary milestone is special for me as I’ll be retiring this year and am blessed to be part of it. I’ve been fortunate to witness Sanlam transform over the years to become a highly successful company and a beacon of hope in financial services, despite all the various challenges in the macro environment. I’m extremely proud that I’ve been part of that journey.

Sanlam truly cares about its clients and staff by putting them first. It’s remained true to its values over the 100 years and I’m grateful I can end my corporate career with a company like Sanlam. I will always be a Wealthsmith™.

Jaco CoetzeeCHIEF EXECUTIVE: SPF DISTRIBUTION (30 YEARS WITH SANLAM)

I’ve been with Sanlam for 30% of the 100-year journey and Sanlam is part of my DNA. I’m extremely proud of:• The positive difference Sanlam has

made and continues to make in people’s lives

• Our significant impact on South Africa’s economy and on empowerment

• Our people – ultimately Sanlam isn’t the grey building in Bellville, but each and every intermediary and staff member who represents us

• Our people, our purpose as reflected in the Wealthsmiths™ ethos and in our culture. These are the things that make Sanlam unique.

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OUR EXCO SAY

Centenary Issue

Ahmed BanderkerCHIEF EXECUTIVE: STRATEGIC BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AT SPF(11 YEARS WITH SANLAM)

The centenary milestone is a big achievement in much the same way as it’s an achievement for any human being to live to 100.

Not many organisations have achieved this in South Africa, where we’ve had to adapt to continuous economic, political and technological changes. Sanlam has withstood all of this and has now become a dominant force on the African continent.

Karl SocikwaCHIEF EXECUTIVE: SANLAM SKY SOLUTIONS (1 YEAR WITH SANLAM)

The centenary is truly a special milestone for Sanlam. In the past 100 years the country in general and the insurance industry in particular have gone through tremendous changes and been confronted by numerous and varied challenges. Yet Sanlam has remained steadfast as a truly home-bred South African company that remains relevant and cares about its clients and all South Africans.

Sanlam is unique in that its market presence is driven by its purpose of building value for its stakeholders through matching their unique sets of aspirations with informed insights on the meaning of value both now and in future. For me, this is the essence of what we are as Wealthsmiths™.

Khanyi NzukumaCHIEF EXECUTIVE: GLACIER BY SANLAM (REJOINED SANLAM IN JANUARY 2018,HAVING EARLIER BEEN WITH THE COMPANY FOR 11 YEARS)

Sanlam has been an integral part of South Africa’s history and contributed immensely to the country’s development since inception. It’s an enormous achievement for a company to have survived for 100 years while remaining in the top three insurance companies for most of that period.

The organisation has built a phenomenally stable legacy and the unique ability to innovate and adapt its business model to survive another 200 years without compromising its heritage.

Sanlam has been able to adapt to the different phases of South Africa’s political journey while contributing to the development of individuals and corporates in South Africa. It has solidly anchored itself as an Africa-focused company based in South Africa, which is a huge affirmation for the continent’s future.

Bernard ManyatsheCHIEF EXECUTIVE: SHARED SERVICES (11 YEARS WITH SANLAM)

The centenary milestone is a big achievement as it shows Sanlam has been able to withstand the many challenges over the years and emerge much stronger as a top financial services company.

In addition to its resilience and tenacity, Sanlam has great values and I believe these have played a major role in sustaining the company for 100 years.

Kirshan ReddyCHIEF EXECUTIVE: SPF ACTUARIAL (14 YEARS WITH SANLAM)

Sanlam has remained true to its culture and kept its promises over 100 years, which is quite rare and something to be proud of.

Its people are what make it unique. Being a Wealthsmith™ and living the values of the company each day creates a business that is truly client-centric and driven by its purpose of creating sustainable value for our shareholders.

Ian VisagieCHIEF EXECUTIVE: SPF FINANCE (18 YEARS WITH SANLAM)

Not many businesses reach 100 years, and even fewer reach this milestone without having been taken over during that period, or had a name change.

Over the past 100 years Sanlam has played a positive role in the development and transformation of South Africa. It’s become an international business while still keeping its local roots. It’s a business to be reckoned with because of the quality of its staff, business practices and contribution to society.

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1 Servaas Daniel de Wet, a clerk at De Burger, became Sanlam’s first ever policyholder at age 29 in June 1918. He’s pictured as a young man (far left) and in later life. 2 The company’s first policy document.2

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People were the reason why Sanlam was established 100 years ago and are still the reason it exists today. Here’s how the

Sanlam story began …On 5 December 1917 six Afrikaners and

a Scotsman met at the Royal Hotel in Cape Town with a shared dream – to establish an insurance company that would give the Afrikaner access to the economy.

At the time, Afrikaners were desperately in need in the wake of the Anglo-Boer War, droughts, crop failures and the Rebellion of 1914, the effects of which had resulted in unemployment and poverty. In an effort to relieve the distress, the group of concerned businessmen decided to empower their countrymen through creating jobs and building capital by means of an insurance and trust organisation.

The group comprised Charlie G Fichardt, Bloemfontein businessman and MP for Ladybrand; Willie A Hofmeyr, attorney; Fred H Dormehl, former insurance man; Pieter A Malan, attorney; Charlie R Louw, attorney; Antoon F Benning, businessman and master builder; and Alfred MacDowall, a Scottish banker and insurance accountant.

The meeting at the Royal Hotel followed months-long deliberations to start an Afrikaans company that could handle all forms of trust work and insurance. The idea was to raise capital by collecting premiums.

The founders approached the establishment of the company with great circumspection, as it was new territory for most of them. They therefore decided to delay registration of the company until at least two thirds of the £300 000 (then about R600 000) required capital had been raised.

However, an interim board was elected under the chairmanship of Charlie Fichardt and the first officials appointed. Application forms, policy forms and other documents were prepared so there would be no hitches when the company was registered.

On 21 January 1918 the interim board accepted the name Suid-Afrikaanse

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5 The Royal Hotel in Cape Town where Sanlam’s founder members convened. 6 Sarah Eva Goldblatt was the first woman appointed in the Life Insurance Division before the establishment of Sanlam. She was one of four employees transferred from Santam to Sanlam, making her Sanlam’s first bona fide female official.

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Nasionale Trust- en Assuransiemaatskappij (South African National Trust and Assurance Company – S.A.N.T.A.M.).

A week later a prospectus was published offering 200 000 shares at £1 (R2) each. Canvassers were employed widely to sell shares, with 52 000 sold up to April 1918.

Months of groundwork was rewarded when the Suid-Afrikaanse Nasionale Trust- en Assuransiemaatskappij Beperk (S.A.N.T.A.M.) was registered on 28 March 1918 – becoming, as far as is known, the first company to be registered in Afrikaans.

Following the withdrawal of Charlie Fichardt, Willie Hofmeyr was elected as the first Chairman of the board, with Fred Dormehl as Managing Director.

On 1 May 1918 Santam opened its doors for the first time at 10 Burg Street, Cape Town.

On 3 May 1918 the board decided to establish a separate company that would focus exclusively on life and industrial insurance. The Suid-Afrikaanse Nasionale Lewens Assuransie Maatskappij (South African National Life Assurance Company, or S.A.N.L.A.M.) was registered on 8 June 1918 with capital of £25 000 (R50 000). Santam remained the controlling shareholder.

The Great Flu Epidemic presented a major setback, but Sanlam nevertheless ended its first year of operation with a bonus and policies issued to the value of R2 279 000. After deductions, R9 255 profit remained, which was transferred to the reserve fund. Thereafter growth continued at an almost consistently phenomenal rate.

Although Sanlam’s founders probably had no inkling of the far-reaching effect this company would ultimately have on

South Africa’s economic development and history, Chairman Willie Hofmeyr made this prescient statement by the end of 1919:

‘Our first annual report is satisfying in many respects. It proves that, after a successful period of consolidation, we have built our foundation on firm ground and healthy principles so that there is every reason to look forward to a time when the newest South African organisation will be the strongest and most exemplary of its kind in South Africa, not merely keeping pace with the development and progress of our fatherland, but contributing to it significantly.’

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Santam opens its doors for the first time at rented premises at 10 Burg Street, Cape Town

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Community upliftment has been an outstanding characteristic of Sanlam over the past 10 decades – first through its empowerment of Afrikaners and later its groundbreaking black economic empowerment (BEE) transactions.

Sanlam was founded mainly to assist in empowering impoverished and economically marginalised Afrikaners.

However, the organisation has since led corporate South Africa in ground breaking empowerment transactions – this time to benefit previously disadvantaged black South Africans.

In 1993 Sanlam pioneered structured BEE in South Africa when it sold its controlling stake in Metropolitan Life to a black-controlled company, Methold, to shift some of the country’s wealth to its black population.

This transaction led to the establishment of New Africa Investments (NAIL), the first major black-controlled company to list on the JSE.

In 2004 Sanlam made history again when it became the first major financial services company in South Africa to conclude its own ownership empowerment transaction – one of the country’s most successful broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE) deals to date.

Ubuntu-Botho heralds new eraThe sale of 8% of its shares to Ubuntu-Botho ushered in a new era of business and socio-economic growth, enhancing Sanlam’s proud history of being a leader in empowerment and transformation.

For Sanlam, the transaction with Ubuntu-Botho, a B-BBEE consortium led by businessman Patrice Motsepe, confirmed its commitment

Empowering people1 On 18 July 2008, Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday, Johan van Zyl (left) and Patrice Motsepe handed Madiba a R3 million donation for the Nelson Mandela Fund on behalf of the Ubuntu-Botho Community Development Trust – established to empower the poorest South Africans through a structured rural development programme.2 Patrice and Johan announce the Ubuntu-Botho BEE transaction in December 2003.

What key role players said about Ubuntu-BothoTemba Mvusi, Chief Executive: Group Market Development and Acting CEO: Sanlam Corporate

BEE presents significant business opportunities in growing markets. The challenges of poverty Afrikaners faced after the Anglo-Boer War are the same challenges black people experience today as a result of past exclusions. It makes sense to use the same blueprint now that was used then to foster B-BBEE. We have to keep on telling both empowerment stories, because they’re key to our success.

Patrice Motsepe, Chairman of Ubuntu-Botho Investments and the Sanlam Ubuntu-Botho Community Development Trust, and Deputy Chairman of Sanlam

Sanlam was a clear partner. After a lot of discussions it became clear to me that it was the company I wanted to partner with, for two reasons: First of all, we bought it at market price. Second, Sanlam had a history of Afrikaner growth and upliftment, and that is key. I wanted to learn and partner with Sanlam so we could take that experience and help our people. The future of South Africa remains in creating as many opportunities for our people as possible.

Johan van Zyl, Chairman of Sanlam and former Group CEO Sanlam’s success from 2004 to 2014 is directly linked to the success of this deal. It’s allowed Sanlam to remain competitive and retain a leadership position by attracting and retaining employees of the highest calibre as well as forming value-enhancing alliances with established entrepreneurs and the broad community, based on sound business principles.

Sanlam has been able to fulfil its objectives of accelerating transformation and attracting and retaining key black senior staff.

What distinguishes the Ubuntu-Botho deal from other deals is that it’s a business transaction with business principles. It’s a partnership whereby the Ubuntu-Botho shareholders benefit increasingly as they help Sanlam grow.

to transformation. It was about transforming the business – but also about serving a diverse society with new and growing markets, while developing and retaining the best talent in the industry.

The deal was structured in such a way that it extended Sanlam’s shareholding to grass-roots level. Thousands of beneficiaries, many of whom were among the poorest of the poor in South Africa, would benefit from this deal.

The partnership brought together various stakeholders that empower small businesses at even the most rural level through access to capital and business expertise, and by helping them grow via a network of cross-selling opportunities.

The Ubuntu-Botho empowerment transaction has been one of the key contributors to Sanlam’s ability to adapt in a transforming business and socio-economic landscape.

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Caring about our clientsConcern for people still lies at the heart of Sanlam – clients are the linchpin of our company and the reason for its existence.

Clients have always been Sanlam’s most important stakeholders. Throughout our history, their interests

have come first.At the annual general meeting in 1926,

the Chairman, Willie Hofmeyr, stated that Sanlam did not regard itself as a company whose main aim was to become rich, but as an institution that had a responsibility to serve the nation:

‘We fully subscribe to the view that the interests of policyholders should be the first consideration in a business of this nature. That is why we always try to be fair rather than technical towards policyholders.’

Historically, this approach resulted in a large number of death and disability claims being approved simply because the board’s decision was based on empathy and humaneness rather than on technical correctness or the letter of the law.

Client-centricity as a key strategyAs a natural extension of the way we see our clients, Sanlam developed client-centricity as a key strategy. In 2002 Sanlam Life adopted Client Relationship Management as its core business philosophy.

According to a report in the February 2002 issue of the staff publication, ‘This means our clients must be our top priority, because without them we won’t have any business. The aim is to ensure every client receives the very best treatment and that in our business we build long-term relationships with our clients and partners.’

Over the years, Sanlam advertising has focused on client well‑being, including a 1972 advert featuring golfer Gary Player and his family (far left). The Sanlam man in the ad is Hermie Laubscher, Assistant General Manager: Broker Services and Advertising.

‘In being client-centric we have to be proactive, innovative, dynamic, reliable and smarter in everything we do,’ said Deon Lessing, then Executive Director: Marketing. This approach led Sanlam to purposefully shift its focus from product orientation to client-centricity in September 2002.

‘Sound client relations are the most important vehicle in achieving Sanlam’s vision of becoming the leader in wealth creation,’ Charl le Roux, Chief Executive of Sanlam Wealth Management, said at the time.

‘Being client-centric means your clients and their needs should be uppermost in your mind and you want to make clients happy by providing for their needs effectively. A focus on products, on the other hand, means products are conceived, developed and marketed and you’re satisfied if you sell a lot of them.’

In June 2003, Group CEO Johan van Zyl went further and reiterated the approach that putting clients first in everything we do

is an important objective. ‘Client focus is the core of our existence, because if we don’t have clients we don’t have a business. It’s as simple as that. We must make a difference in their lives. This means our products must be competitive and meet clients’ needs, our investment performance must be so good that they want to do business with us, and we must maintain outstanding service levels. The way in which we approach clients must set us apart from others.’

Omni-channel approachThe client-centricity strategy at Sanlam Personal Finance has been entrenched by introduction of the omni-channel strategy in July 2016.

Omni means the client is at the centre and is serviced by various vehicles (channels) that collaborate effectively and are familiar with each other.Interaction with the client is managed in a coordinated way to provide a better and more comprehensive service according to the client’s needs.

We’re dedicated to our trade, which is to turn money into meaningBenjamin Kaas and Ntswaki Sedie are Sales Support Assistants at Distribution in the Roodepoort office. They make it easy to do business with Sanlam by going the extra mile in giving excellent service to intermediaries.

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Sanlam and Santam started doing business from rented premises on the corner of Burg and Castle Street in Cape Town.

But the two companies grew from the outset and in 1919, via their first subsidiary, African Homes Trust, they acquired the Heyns Matthews Building on the corner of Adderley and Longmarket Street, renaming it the Trust Building.

Business was conducted from here until 1932 when Sanlam moved to its own office building on the premises of the Ons Land Printers in Wale Street, one of the landmarks of the city centre at the time.

Sanlammers proudly occupied their first company-owned Head Office, Waalburg, with its series of panels depicting the work and life of the nation. The building would twice be expanded on the Wale Street side – in 1935 and 1941. In September 1933 Sanlam bought its first building in Johannesburg.

In 1949, uncertainties in the wake of the Second World War and increasing space problems in Cape Town precipitated the big move to Bellville. A new Head Office was built in Strand Road and occupied on 16 October 1953. The new Head Office was known as Sanlamhof, a combination

From the very beginning, Sanlam grew – in terms of business, premium income and staff numbers. Our Head Office moved to larger premises three times in the company’s history: in 1919, 1932 and 1953.

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1 In 1953 Sanlam’s Head Office moved to Bellville where a veritable Sanlam town developed, with staff accommodation, sports grounds, a cafeteria and a nearby shopping centre.2 Sanlamhof in 1983.3 The impressive atrium at Head Office.

of the names Sanlam and Hofmeyr – for WA Hofmeyr, founder member and Chairman of Sanlam. Company Secretary Nico Bonthuys received the prize of £5.5.0 for this winning suggestion in a staff competition to name the new building.

This building was subsequently enlarged and expanded seven times, until in 1988 Sanlam decided to rebuild it completely as a new, modern structure.

The work was finished in 1993 and inaugurated by State President FW de Klerk on 8 June – Sanlam’s 75th birthday.

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‘A Sanlam village in a model environment with Head Office at its core’ – this is how the new Sanlam Head Office complex, inaugurated 65 years ago in October 1953, was described at the time. Former Sanlammers reminisced about the ‘great trek’ to Bellville in 2004.

The great trek to Bellville

Why Bellville?So why choose Bellville? The most important motivation was the availability and affordability of land.

The farm The Vines and 69 properties from 40 different owners in the Jacobsdal and Brakpan suburbs were purchased and consolidated to become Sanlamhof.

On the staff side there was no real resistance to the move. Many of them already lived or boarded in the northern suburbs, and the move would put an end to having to get up early and commute.

The Fred Dormehl and Charl Wilcocks flats diagonally behind the Head Office building, one for married couples and the other for single people, made it easy for others to move.

Employees recruited from schools in the rural areas during the preceding year or two had also received an advance recommendation to find lodgings in Bellville.

What the staff would miss in the Bellville of that time were the Cape Town city centre shopping facilities, the quick visits to the John Marcus sale, the Company’s Garden, which were popular during lunchtime, the Southeaster that blew your hat down the street and back again, as well as the lovely singing that

The Sanlam board’s decision to move Head Office to a site in the little dorpie of Bellville took prominent people by surprise.

‘Sanlam should have its head examined,’ they said.

However, for the staff a whole new world opened, as the new set-up and facilities that were added later boosted the company’s popularity as an employer significantly.

This move to Bellville was apparently the first corporate move of its kind in South Africa. Shortly afterwards, Old Mutual and Southern Life followed suit when they moved to Pinelands and Newlands respectively.

Many former Sanlammers still recall the ‘great trek’ from the Cape Town city centre to the outskirts of Bellville, which was only a small town at that time. They praise the meticulous planning that preceded the move, the staff’s positive attitude and the spirit of adventure that permeated the whole exercise.

When moving plans were announced, prominent people allegedly reckoned the rocky shrubland from which Sanlamhof would grow was unworthy of their proud company.

could be heard when the choir practised in the church on Greenmarket Square.

After lengthy preparations, construction started in 1951. Buses to the building site were sometimes laid on for staff who wanted to see how things were progressing.

The fact that everybody was positive and motivated made things much easier. The lack of space in Cape Town had become a tremendous problem. The company had clearly outgrown Waalburg (its first self-owned head office occupied in 1932), even though the building had been enlarged twice. To make provision for the growing staff complement, Sanlam had to move. The alternative, to demolish and rebuild, was never an option.

The move beginsThe legendary ‘Baas’ Jack van Wyk, later Senior General Manager, described management’s chief representative, Johan de Wit, as a good general. ‘Sometimes he was a little too enthusiastic,’ he added, ‘but he commanded respect.’

The move could only start on the Friday afternoon, 23 October, at 15:00 and had to be completed by opening time on Monday morning so as not to disrupt the service to policyholders – and that was not negotiable.

About 400 workstations had to be moved. The layout of the various divisions and workstations was planned in detail in advance, using a colour-coded and numerical marking system.

Pickfords and Stuttafords were contracted to handle the move. However, the staff, divided into day and night shifts, had to do all the packing, carrying and arranging themselves.

Team effortThe loyalty, enthusiasm, team spirit and solidarity made it an incredible experience. This ‘mighty team effort’ contributed significantly to the camaraderie that characterised the Sanlam community of that era, and made all the blisters and bruised shins worthwhile.

Things went so well that Johan de Wit phoned General Manager Andreas Wassenaar at the crack of dawn on the Saturday morning with the news that the physical move had been completed.

Johan had calculated how many loads would be necessary, estimating that they’d finish around five o’clock on the Sunday afternoon. Wassenaar had warned that he didn’t want any trucks on the road on

1 Artist’s impression in 1950 of what the new office could look like. 2 Sanlamhof in 1955.

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Staff members worked, lived and relaxed in the Head Office complex. Today, it occupies the same space,

but the building and its environment have changed almost unrecognisably.

One section of the land on which the complex was raised was a farm, The Vines, whose homestead (number 1 in the picture above) currently houses a nursery school. Sanlam bought this pig, chicken and vine-growing farm in 1949.

The rest of the land comprised the town areas Jacobsdal and Brakpan, which the company consolidated with the farm by buying the 69 properties from 40 different owners.

Mr and Mrs C de W Viviers, the first ‘house parents’, at a ‘Vrugtefees’ in 1969 at which staff were served an array of fruit.

The cafeteria payment queue system in 1966 – a novelty on South African shores brought from America.

Sunday around church time – ‘We don’t want the people of Bellville against us!’

But competition sprung up between the removal vans, with the result that the last load was dropped off in the early hours of the Saturday morning. No Sanlam removal vans were on the road that Sunday! After the final box of files had been loaded, the last person squeezed into the roof space on top of the files.

However, confusion reigned in the strongroom. This took on crisis proportions when it was discovered that the order of the 1 500 boxes of policy files had been mixed up. On Sunday morning it became evident that it wouldn’t be possible to sort the boxes into numerical order by opening time on Monday, so the troops – in their pyjamas or Sunday best – were mustered to save the day.

Fly swatters at the ready!Life in the new offices wasn’t always a bed of roses. The area around the Sanlam building was pretty much a wilderness. Where the Civic Centre is today was a pound for stray animals, with livestock auctions also held there.

At night animals were driven along the road to the Maitland abattoir. Across the road were a fish-paste factory, a poultry farm in Iona Street, and Pocock’s dairy towards Stikland way.

Eight out of 10 clerks were said to carry fly swatters in an attempt to keep the flies under control!

But gradually the environment was tamed. Sanlamhof developed by leaps and bounds, and the Port Jacksons made way for gardens and sports fields.

Apart from various additions to the office block, extensive facilities were also provided for virtually every popular indoor and outdoor sport.

The Charl Malan building housed the Sanlamhof post office, a hair salon, trading store and the original Belgravia Chemist. The Piet Grobler hostel was available for school leavers who’d joined Sanlam from the rural areas, and the Antoon Benning flats provided for those who had ‘outgrown’ the hostel.

According to the old guard, the sweeping changes at Sanlamhof that followed later could be attributed to the advent of computerisation, affordable cars and television. The hostel became redundant and the sports fields and swimming pool disappeared beneath the tarmac of parking areas built to meet the needs of the new generation.

Sanlamhof benefitsA couple of the benefits of working in the new Sanlam building deemed worthy of praise in newspaper articles of 1953:• Sanlammers there work only five days

a week• During lunchtime, they can enjoy music

played over the many loudspeakers.

New local landmarksSanlam’s move to Bellville in 1953 preceded the development of many local landmarks. Just a year later the Bellville Airport (now Cape Town International Airport) became operational. Karl Bremer Hospital opened in 1956 and the Bellville Civic Centre in 1957.

Construction started in 1951 but was hampered by the fact that the land was largely an unspoilt vlei area with deep underlying clay banks. Water continuously flowed back into the excavated land.

The front part of the Head Office building (2) was officially inaugurated on 16 October 1953. In the early days, the landscape was a wilderness to city-dwelling Sanlammers, with sand and bushes surrounding the Head Office. Houses in the area still had outside toilets.

The Head Office building featured the word ‘Sanlam’ spelt out in 10m-long letters adorned with flowering plants (3).

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recreational facilities for staff, including sports grounds (5), tennis courts (6) and a swimming pool (7), which have since been replaced by parking areas.

Additionally, a ‘very modern cafeteria in the latest American style’ was built (8).

Married and single Sanlammers could move into two apartment blocks that were completed in 1953 and still exist today, the Carl Wilcocks (9) and the Fred Dormehl (10). Two features of these blocks, according to Die Burger of 21 October 1953, were:• ‘A small opening, just big enough for

a milk bottle, is set in the kitchens’ – for early-morning milk deliveries.

• ‘Inside the apartments, a little nook has also been fashioned for the telephone to nestle in a corner of the wall.’

Sanlammers could do their shopping at the Charl Malan Business Centre (A11), which on completion in 1954 housed a post office, hair salon, trading house and pharmacy. The current post office replaced the centre in 1994.

Piet Grobler House (12), a hostel for school leavers from the platteland, opened in January 1960. This hostel no longer exists. Another apartment block still standing today, the Antoon Benning (13), was completed in 1962 to house those who had ‘outgrown’ the hostel.

The AD Wassenaar Sports Centre building, opened in March 1986, currently houses the fitness centre. The PA Malan Apartments were inaugurated in 1991 on the site of today’s Absa and McDonald’s, and, along with the tennis clubhouse and courts, demolished in late 2000. The new Head Office in its current form opened its doors in 1993.

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Travails of first branches

1 The Bloemfontein branch staff in 1934. In front (from left) are R Lubbe and J Boshoff. Sitting in the middle are W Kallmann; GG Cillie, Manager; MS Louw, Manager and Actuary at Sanlam; N Bonthuys, former Manager; and J van Wyk. At the back are J Olesen, E Cronje and C Klopper.2 The Durban branch’s office outing 1965 – complete with pet dog, tie and hot pants.3 Dawid Coetzee (South West Africa) writing policies alongside his truck. 4 Also in South West Africa, Hannes Huisamen fills out applications for fishermen aboard their vessel.5 The Johannesburg Branch Manager, N Bonthuys, in his office in 1935, with two telephones at his disposal.6 Clerks working in the Johannesburg branch office in 1935.

In the first quarter-century of Sanlam’s existence, branch offices played a crucial role in launching the company’s services and products in Southern Africa.Factors such as the Spanish Flu

epidemic of 1918, inadequate offices and natural disasters meant staff often worked in extremely trying conditions in those early years. They did, however, build a solid network of branch offices.

Unencouraging startResearch from 1946 described the company’s first branch office, which opened its doors in Johannesburg on 1 September 1918, as ‘not really encouraging as such’. The building was ‘no model of attractiveness; and to cap it all, the Sanlam office was hidden inside a kind of yard’.

Meanwhile the Free State branch office, which opened at the same time in Bloemfontein, was brought to a near standstill by the devastating Spanish Flu. The drought and economic depression of the early 1920s further hindered activity.

For a long time the Natal branch, which opened on 1 January 1926 in Durban, was

reference to a branch appointment, was named Manager of the Transvaal in Johannesburg. Van Dam became the first Editor of staff publication Die Sanlam-Fakkel at the end of 1932.

Another example is WJ (Bill) Bezuidenhout, first staff member at the Bloemfontein branch. Bezuidenhout later gained prominence as a researcher of Sanlam’s history, as well as Mayor of Bellville.

On 13 September 1918, the Johannesburg branch made another breakthrough with the company’s first recorded appointment of a staff member, ‘Mr Dreyer’, with the title ‘clerk’.

Die Sanlam-Fakkel on 1 June 1933 described the new branch office opened two months earlier on Church Square, Pretoria. The office consisted of ‘one large chamber divided into three rooms by glass partitions’. These included the agents’ room, general office and ‘strongroom’, which apparently would become ‘useful’ in due course.

Office staff at the branches were well aware of the trials and tribulations of the agents – the advisers of those

Staff at Sanlam’s early branch offices often did groundbreaking work, despite difficult conditions.

hampered by a lack of office space. After the Cape Province was divided in two in the 1930s, the Eastern Cape Province branch operated from the ‘miserable little office in the Permanent Building’ in Port Elizabeth, while the Western Cape Province branch was based in ‘the beautiful new Head Office building in Cape Town’.

Southern AfricaSanlam subsequently established branches in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) in 1938 and South West Africa (Namibia) in 1943.

By the 1950s, Sanlam had offices far and wide across Southern Africa. Its most northerly office was in the Sanlam Building in Kitwe in what was then Northern Rhodesia (Zambia).

Southern Rhodesia had an office in nearly every large town. The company opened its regional head offices in the early 1990s.

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No petrol stationsErasmus complained bitterly about high production costs – the drought had caused the price of oats to skyrocket. As petrol stations weren’t available to agents working by car, they had to haul around their own fuel supply in 20-litre cans.

Sanlammer Jack Tredoux recounted his journey from the Eastern Cape for a holiday in Cape Town in late 1931, when all the bridges in the Southern Cape had been washed away by the great rains of the time. Tredoux was stranded in George for 10 days before he could return to Port Elizabeth.

However, branch office staff also had some time to relax. The Sanlammers of the Durban branch, for example, went on an annual outing to the Karridene beach resort on the south coast of Natal.

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1 The Ford Model T – a popular choice for agents in the early 1920s.2 Agents were sometimes faced with unwelcoming signs such as this one. 3 A horse and buggy on Bain’s Kloof, Western Cape.4 Johannesburg Railway Station, 1910s.5 A Briscoe similar to Pretoria agent Andy Struthers’ first Sanlam car.6 A Regal similar to AR Smit’s car.7 Roads were rough and plans had to be made for puncture repairs and refuelling.

Early years challenging for travelling agentsNowadays advisers arrive for client appointments in the comfort of a modern vehicle – but for the Sanlam pioneers it wasn’t easy. After the First World War cars were still unreliable and advisers often had to improvise.

T he predecessors of today’s financial advisers overcame major obstacles to do their work. To visit clients, these travelling agents had

to either walk or harness a horse to a buggy.Communication was the biggest

problem because only businesses and professionals in cities and larger towns had telephones. Clients in rural areas could only be reached by letter and farmers usually only collected their mail when they went to town once a month.

The agents relied mainly on cold canvassing, in other words, arriving at the doorstep of potential clients without an appointment. This technique wasn’t very successful. They risked being chased off farms as trespassers and in towns might be halted by a notice reading ‘NO AGENTS’.

Transport problemsTransport was another problem. Cars were still unreliable and just after the First World

War the roads were still designed for use by ox wagons and horse-drawn carts.

Sanlam pioneers such as agents PH Rademeyer and LFI Bezuidenhout of De Aar tried to solve the problem by means of seasonal train tickets they received from Head Office. They then travelled from station to station, visiting clients on foot or by getting lifts.

Others conducted business by using a horse-drawn cart. In the case of adviser JC Coetzee, Sanlam’s management committee decided to buy his horse and

cart in 1920. He then received a car on hire-purchase. In 1919 agent EE Keyzer of Potchefstroom applied to purchase a buggy and two horses.

Some of the city dwellers, like the Pretoria agents, had to walk to see clients. Andy Struthers, appointed in 1918, shared his memories of those early days in Die Sanlam-Fakkel of September 1948:

‘Our mode of travel (I speak of the few Transvaal agents) was either by bicycle or by two good, sound legs (Dapper en Stapper); or, if you had to get to some other dorp, by train – second class, because there was no third class!’

He was fortunate, however, as in September 1918 the management committee decided to buy him a Briscoe car, about which he said: ‘Starting out on a trip I would fill up with petrol, put another 4-gallon tin in the car, a tin of water, a piece of thick string and a piece of wire for possible repairs on the road.

‘But in the country you missed the beautiful scenery, as, usually being in a hurry to get to a prospect, you hit up the terrific speed of 25 miles per hour, which meant keeping your eyes on the so-called road, with a firm grip on the steering wheel.’

Early in 1919 Sanlam supplied a Regal car to agent AR Smit of Potchefstroom at a purchase price of £110. Other cars used by agents were the Métallurgique, Hupmobile and Ford Model T.

In the 1920s provision of motor transport took up much of the management committee’s time, also requiring decisions about management of the agents’ car debt. A report from 31 March 1927 noted 36 active hire-purchase agreements for agents’ cars. A few months later it was reported that the outstanding amounts on seven contracts had to be written off as bad debt.

So today’s advisers, travelling on the freeway in an air-conditioned car to visit a client, might spare a thought for the Sanlam pioneers who got by at a third of the speed on double-track roads. Cars weren’t water- or dustproof and three or four flat tyres per trip were the norm – although, of course, they didn’t have to face rush-hour traffic!

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Half-century1968: Sanlam turns 50.

Premium income rises1970: Premium income tops R100 million for the first time.

Sanlam and Santam1970: Sanlam and Santam agree to work together more closely.

Largest insurer1974: Premium income of R173,3 million makes Sanlam the country’s biggest insurer. In 1976 the company’s assets exceed R1 billion.

Sanlam controls Santam1978: Sanlam acquires effective control of Santam.

Word processors replace typewriters1981: Word processors and video screens replace electric typewriters. Two years later computer terminals from across the country are connected to Head Office, enabling instantaneous updating of information.

In a century, Sanlam has grown from modest life insurance company to leading pan-African financial services group. The Group has retained its solid home base in South Africa while expanding its business interests to the rest of Africa, Europe, India and Malaysia. Here are some of our major milestones.

Milestones in our 100-year journey

African Homes Trust1918: Santam buys African Homes Trust for £150 000. In 1935 Sanlam takes it over, making it the company’s first wholly- owned subsidiary. It would later become Metropolitan Life.

Disability benefits1922: Sanlam shows the way in the industry by linking disability benefits to all its policies, with the first disability claim paid in 1924.

Group life insurance1927: Sanlam’s Pension Fund for Office Staff is approved. In 1929 Sanlam’s insurance pension scheme for municipalities and divisional councils is introduced countrywide.

Loans for operations1929: The concept of medical funds is born as policyholders receive interest-free loans for operations.

Premium income1936: Premium income exceeds R1 million for the first time.

21 years old1939: The company comes of age.

Federale Volksbeleggings1939: Sanlam donates £75 to the Ekonomiese Volkskongres, leading to the establishment of Federale Volksbeleggings.

Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut1942: Sanlam plays a key role in establishing the Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut.

Financial strength1945: Sanlam is in a strong financial position with premium income nearing the R4 million mark.

Bonuskor1946: Sanlam registers Bonuskor, aimed at reinvesting policy bonuses. This would help the company generate capital for the development of Afrikaner businesses. In 1953 Sanlam acquires a stake in the mining industry as Bonuskor and Federale Volksbeleggings establish Federale Mynbou.

Sanlam becomes independentThe Governor General signs the Sanlam Act into law. Sanlam becomes an independent, mutual life insurer and the largest single shareholder in Santam, the parent company.

Datatron computer1958: Sanlam installs the Datatron computer from Burroughs in the US.

Record growth1962: Sanlam achieves net growth of R2 447 000 for the year – a record in SA’s insurance industry. The ’60s ushered in huge growth, when it became a conglomerate with interests in financing, mining, real estate and other sectors.

Income tops R1 billion1982: Sanlam’s income exceeds the R1 billion mark for the first time.

Sankorp established1985: Sankorp is formed to undertake major development projects.

Income exceeds R10 billion1990: Premium income passes the  R10 billion mark for the first time.

75 years 1993: Sanlam turns 75.

First BEE deal1993: Sanlam completes SA’s first black economic empowerment transaction with the sale of its controlling stake in Metropolitan Life to black shareholders.

Offshore investments1995: Sanlam becomes the first financial institution to enter into an asset swap agreement approved by the Reserve Bank, enabling clients to invest offshore.

Sanlam transformsFollowing SA’s transition to a black majority government, Sanlam restructures and transforms into a multicultural diversified financial services company.

Demutualisation1998: Sanlam demutualises on 30 November and lists on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and Namibian Stock Exchange. Sanlam Limited is established as parent company of the Sanlam Group. The share offer raises R4 billion, a record amount for a single capital flotation on the JSE to date. More than

1 Sanlam celebrates its 50th anniversary in 1968. This pair worked well together in the three-legged race and were still in the lead as the picture was taken. 2 AD Wassenaar shows his skill in a go-kart during the festivities. 3 President FW de Klerk (right) unveils a plaque at the inauguration of Sanlam’s new Head Office building and celebration of the company’s 75th birthday in 1993. With him is Sanlam Chairman Pierre Steyn.

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2 million Sanlam policyholders are turned into Sanlam shareholders, with the majority becoming shareholders for the first time.

Restructuring1998: Sanlam announces large- scale restructuring aimed at boosting profits. In the new structure, Sanlam will operate as a holding company with four autonomous businesses.

Innofin established2000: Innofin (now Glacier) is founded as a joint venture between Sanlam and Macquarie Bank of Australia.

Ubuntu-Botho2004: Sanlam becomes the first major financial services company in South Africa to conclude its own ownership empowerment transaction – one of the country’s most successful broad-based economic empowerment deals. The sale of 8% of its shares to Ubuntu- Botho ushers in a new era of business and socio- economic growth.

Gensec becomes SCM2004: Gensec Bank returns its banking licence and restructures into Sanlam Capital Markets.

Safrican2004: Sanlam Life acquires 55% of Safrican.

Absa shares2005: Sanlam sells its shares in Absa to Barclays PLC.

African Life deal2005: Sanlam acquires African Life (now Sanlam Sky Solutions) and a controlling stake in Channel Life, paving the way for growth in the entry-level market.

Shriram Group2005: Sanlam enters the Indian market through a joint venture with the Shriram Group.

Inflows pass R100 billion2007: Business inflows exceed R100 billion for the first time.

BlueStar business concept2007: Sanlam launches the Blue Train project, equipping advisers to turn their practices into businesses. This leads to establishment of the BlueStar business concept. This benefits advisers, who now become business owners, clients, who have access to specialist advice and are assured of continuity should their

At the signing of the first BlueStar business contract in 2009 are (in front, from left) Gert Roux, BlueStar Marketing Manager at Global BlueStar; Jaco Coetzee, General Manager: Sanlam Financial Advisers; Johann Steyn, Principal of Rainmaker BlueStar; and Danie Wiese, Consultant: BlueStar Businesses. At the back are Jurg Steyn, Associate: Rainmaker BlueStar; and Kobus Swart, Regional General Manager: SFA Western Cape.

Marinus Daling (left) and George Rudman, who led the demutualisation team, in front of a stack of voting papers received from policyholders before Sanlam’s demutualisation took place.

1 Dawn Mokhobo becomes the first black female member of Sanlam’s board in 1997.2 John Moalusi becomes the first black member of Sanlam’s Exco in 1999.3 Patrice Motsepe becomes Sanlam’s deputy chairman in 2004.4 Raisibe Morathi is appointed as Sanlam’s first black executive director in 2008.

adviser retire or die, and Sanlam, which retains business and clients.

Staff profile2008: Exactly 90 years after Sanlam’s founding, black staff members are in the majority for the first time. More than 50% of staff members are black and 56% are female.

SPF redesigned2016: Sanlam Personal Finance is redesigned to comprise smaller businesses that are focused, entrepreneurial and agile. The new businesses are structured around specific client needs – a step that best positions SPF for future growth. The redesign follows the launch of Re-Imagine, a strategic project to investigate the internal organisation of SPF to best meet client needs while complying with legislative requirements.

BrightRock acquisition2017: Sanlam acquires a 53% majority stake in BrightRock, in line with its strategy to seek profitable and sustainable growth opportunities.

100 years8 June 2018: Sanlam celebrates its centenary.

SAHAM transaction2016: Sanlam, along with Santam, acquires a 30% stake in Morocco-based SAHAM Finances, which operates in 26 countries, predominantly across Africa and with a presence in the Middle East. The transaction, valued at about R5,3 billion, is one of the Group’s biggest to date and is set to expand Sanlam’s footprint across the African continent with entry into attractive new markets. The shareholding is increased by a further 16,6% in May 2017. In March 2018 Sanlam announces the purchase of the remaining 53,37% shareholding it doesn’t already own, increasing its stake in SAHAM Finances to 100%.

Sanlam UK2008: Sanlam UK Ltd is established.

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We look after our clients’ moneyJaret Loggenberg (photo left) and Stacey-Lee Ann Bailey educate people about their finances, seeing an average of five to eight clients weekly. As Personal Financial Planners at Sanlam Key Solutions in Bellville, they focus on key accounts such as municipalities, hospitals and the South African Police Service (SAPS). With Stacey-Lee Ann is Warrant Officer Andy Hall of the SAPS.

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Leaders with visionOver the years, Sanlam has been blessed with leaders and employees of outstanding calibre.

Sanlam’s leaders have always understood how to utilise the company’s resources to maximum effect in terms

of money and opportunities – but also in relation to its most valuable asset – its people. This has been true from Sanlam’s inception, as borne out by Chairman WA ‘Willie’ Hofmeyr’s statement at the company’s first annual general meeting on 23 December 1919:

‘I have pleasure in testifying to the able manner in which the General Manager and staff have, for the past year, carried out the work of the company under very trying circumstances. On behalf of the directors I wish to congratulate the management on the successful conduct of the affairs of the company. The directors recognise that the hearty cooperation and solid support of a loyal staff greatly contributed to our success.’

Tinie Louw (1935–49)The brilliant Tinie Louw was not only the first Afrikaans-speaking actuary, but also instrumental in canvassing a large volume of business for Sanlam in 1922 with the revolutionary Ideal Policy, which added the first disability benefits for policyholders that year as well as pension and group schemes for municipalities.

Thanks largely to his efforts, Federale Volksbeleggings came into being in 1940, and Bonuskor in 1946. These companies gave the Afrikaner a foothold in manufacturing and mining.

Pepler Scholtz (1969–78)Under Pepler Scholtz’s leadership, Sanlam started investing in shares to realise greater value for policyholders over the long term.

Policy proceeds were linked to value investments – initially through units in Sanlamtrust and later through internal portfolios. The first of these was the 100 Plus portfolio, which led to the 100 Plus policy series.

Investments in large building complexes also started during his term.

Fred du Plessis (1978–85)Fred du Plessis, who became Chairman in 1982, accelerated Sanlam’s growth and expanded its investment horizons with the establishment of the Sankorp group in 1985. During the period from 1982 to 1988, income increased fivefold and premium income sixfold.

Willie Hofmeyr (1918–53)It was the esteem in which Willie Hofmeyr, Chairman from 1918 to 1953, was held that helped Sanlam obtain a loan of R100 000 from Standard Bank to survive the severe setback and impending bankruptcy caused by the collapse of the Eastern Free State’s Board of Executors in 1923.

Andreas Wassenaar (1948–70)Continuing his predecessor’s approach of greater involvement in the industry, AD Wassenaar overhauled Sanlam’s investment policy and drastically increased its shareholding in other companies.

In 1950, less than 2% of Sanlam’s money was invested in shares. In 1965 this had increased 13-fold, to R64,4 million. As a result of his input, the property portfolio grew to such an extent that in 1989 it became an independent subsidiary. In 1998, with a total asset value of R184 billion, it was incorporated into Gensec. Investments in unit trusts also date back to his time (1967).

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Ian Kirk (2015– )When Ian Kirk took over the reins in July 2015, he brought the necessary stability to execute the long-term strategic path on which Sanlam had embarked.

Under his leadership the transaction with the Morocco-based SAHAM Finances was sealed, which increased the size of Sanlam’s footprint in Africa substantially.

The deal, one of the largest in Sanlam’s history, was structured in three phases so as to ensure everything went smoothly.

The plan was to first secure 30% of SAHAM, then a further 16,6%, and finally the rest. This last phase of the transaction took place in March 2018, when the company increased its stake in SAHAM to 100%.

Desmond Smith (1993–97)Desmond Smith was the first Managing Director to formulate the vision of transforming Sanlam into ‘a world-class financial institution’. He later became Chairman of Sanlam and, as the member of the board with the longest service in the company, epitomised Sanlam’s capacity to adapt by aligning operations with the needs of its changing client base.

Marinus Daling (1997–2001)With Marinus Daling’s arrival, a new vision began to take shape that involved moving away from the traditional business in the direction of a financial company – and ultimately a listed company with profit and service as its goals. Since 1918, Sanlam has always existed to empower people, and from 1993, the focus shifted to the empowerment of formerly disadvantaged communities.

The first step in this direction was the transfer of Sanlam’s share in Metropolitan Life to Methold in 1993. In 1996 Sanlam and Real Africa collaborated to establish Real Africa Asset Management (RAAM) and the Development Fund was formed later that year. These developments were part of a move to scale down and unbundle Sanlam’s outside interests.

In 1993, Sankorp and General Mining Corporation (Gencor) – Sankorp’s mining arm – both began unbundling, a process that was completed within the next year or so. The restructuring of Sanlam itself followed the same pattern, with various businesses being created in a decentralised model.

Leon Vermaak (2001–02)On 1 May 2001 Leon Vermaak was appointed as CEO of Sanlam Limited, while Marinus Daling continued in his role as Chairman of the board. However, Marinus was soon to step down due to ill health.

On 12 September 2001, Leon announced a new vision for Sanlam – to be the leader in wealth creation. The ‘Live the Brand’ campaign was launched, together with a new positioning line, ‘Thinking Ahead’, which replaced ‘Your Future in Good Hands’.

Johan van Zyl (2003–15)On 31 March 2003 Johan van Zyl was appointed as CEO. He set Sanlam on a new trajectory by implementing a strategy that would ensure the company’s long-term growth.

He succeeded in creating immediate value for Sanlam. In the 13 years that he led the company, Sanlam’s market value rose R10 billion per annum – from R14 billion in 2004 to R170 billion in 2015.

The Ubuntu-Botho black economic empowerment transaction concluded under his auspices made Sanlam into a competitive and transformed company in a changing South Africa. He also secured the African Life transaction, the first step in Sanlam’s expansion to emerging markets outside South Africa and Africa in particular.

The new strategic direction he put in place was a necessary step for Sanlam to survive and grow.

Pierre Steyn (1985–93)The untimely death of Fred du Plessis in a car accident in 1989 hit Sanlam hard, and while Pierre Steyn was working to help the company rebound from this blow, he too passed away suddenly in 1993.

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From the outset, the right people have been crucial to Sanlam’s success. Two founder members, Fred Dormehl, the first Managing

Director, and Alfred MacDowell, were eminently qualified to establish an insurance company.

With the help of these two founder members, the services of a core group of experienced, competent staff members were acquired to start the new Afrikaans insurance company.

MacDowall sang the praises of his staff. On 4 October 1918 he said, ‘I am a firm believer in good salaries to good men and in your present staff you have the best material.’

However, appointments at Head Office weren’t enough. Sanlam’s growth depended largely on how soon able representatives, who were willing to work for such a young company, could be found – especially experienced people who would be productive immediately.

The trio of Jan Feenstra, Nico Bonthuys and Augie Ehmke, among the few Afrikaans speakers with assurance

Sanlam’s success over the years is thanks to its people – the company’s greatest asset. The right people with the right skills and expertise, but also those with integrity who live and uphold the company’s values.

The Sanlam brand has stood the test of time, being deeply rooted in our heritage, traditional values and a unique Sanlam culture that’s developed over time.

Recruiting quality from the start Our vision

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1 Staff member induction in 1966.2 Sanlam’s knowledgeable team of underwriters and medical doctors have been highly regarded in the industry over the years. Jaco Louw, Chief Underwriter: Client Services South, and Adri Kuyler, Senior Underwriter, discuss a case in March 2000.3 Samantha Knoetze of Policy Claims in 2000.4 Paul Shabangu was named best Client Contact Centre agent in a national competition in 2005. 5 SPF’s medical advisers in 2001. From left are Drs Pieter Coetzer, Jack van Zyl, Eric Starke and Elmien Mouton (front).

‘We are optimistic about the future. How could we be otherwise when we know the Company has got to where it is today because the volk has faith in it and we can rely on the loyal support of our field staff.’

Willie Hofmeyr, Chairman, said of Sanlam’s staff in 1953, ‘When I visit other places and come into contact with our staff, I’m surprised by how inspired they are, and by their great love for Sanlam; they live only for Sanlam.’

Company backboneIn April 2003, Johan van Zyl, newly appointed Group Chief Executive, said, ‘Sanlam has excellent people. What excites me most is our people and the potential we have here. We must realise that potential, because the expertise is in the company.’

In April 2011, Desmond Smith, Chairman, said Sanlam’s people are the backbone of the company. ‘The Group pays great attention to attracting, developing and retaining the kind of people necessary to ensure we remain a leading financial services organisation.

‘Sanlam puts great emphasis on the quality of its people, not only with regard to their expertise, but also their values, ethics and attitude. The company promotes a performance-driven environment with a strong focus on getting things done. That’s why people are given the responsibility that’s underpinned by a clear ethical framework and strong support structures.’

In May 2015, newly appointed Group CEO Ian Kirk said, ‘The quality of the organisation depends fundamentally on the quality of our people. Yes, we have the brand, the capital and the positioning, but without the people, it’s nothing. This is a people’s business.’

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experience, and Tinie Louw, the first South African-born actuary, took this problematic bull by the horns and laid the foundation on which the company’s office systems and processes were built.

Careful screening and trainingEarly on, Sanlam also made sure to appoint and develop representatives able to confidently approach important businessmen and officials to talk business. Agents were therefore carefully screened and trained so they could be received and respected in the highest circles. This was no easy policy, but it was successful, then and in the future.

In January 1941 Die Sanlam-Fakkel reported: ‘Sanlam has been stabilised and is now stronger than ever before. The life assurance representative is providing one of the best services possible to the volk. Millions of pounds have been paid out to the public as a result of the agent’s work. Sanlam is also already playing an important role in this regard, and its agents will continue to provide these good services to the volk.

The Sanlam culture has always been rooted in sincerity, respect and caring while putting clients first and

creating value for our stakeholders, as reflected in the way our mission statement has evolved in the more recent years of our history.1987 – Sanlam expresses its mission as follows: ‘We strive, with a dedicated staff, to assure our policyholders and clients of: • the best value for their money

Our valuesWe …• lead with courage• serve with pride• care because we

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• total security and• excellent service • so as to achieve sound and vigorous

growth.’1996 – the company adopts a Code of Ethics and Conduct to which Sanlam and its employees subscribe. This serves to reinforce the principles that have played a major role in the achievement of its many successes.

‘We subscribe to the principles as reflected in our core values of:• growing shareholder value through

innovation and superior performance• leading with courage• caring because there is respect for

one another• acting with integrity.

These values underpin every aspect of our business dealings.’1999 – Sanlam launches a vision to replace its old business philosophy: to be the benchmark of excellence for financial services wherever we operate.2001 – a new vision is introduced: to be the leader in wealth creation and protection in South Africa. 2014 – the vision evolves yet again: to be the leader in wealth creation and protection. 2018 – the Group’s current vision is to:• lead in client-centric wealth creation,

management and protection in South Africa

• be a leading pan-African financial services group with a meaningful presence in India and Malaysia

• play a niche role in wealth and investment management in specific developed markets.

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We’re determined and resoluteSibabalwe Jongolo travels about 2 000km per month to reach around 300 intermediaries. As Business Development Manager at Glacier in Cape Town, her job is to provide broker consultants and intermediaries with information about Glacier’s wide range of products so they can offer clients the best investment solutions.

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Our people’s commitment has never gone unnoticed. Here are some of the most important awards over the years, some of which are still presented today to reward excellence and achievement.

And the award goes to …

The meaning of ‘vervaltrek’ The term ‘vervaltrek’ originated in the days before computers when everything was handwritten on paper. In order to keep track of the premium payments on policies, every policy had a card on which payments were recorded.

If a payment wasn’t received, the card would be drawn (‘getrek’), the policyholder contacted and if there was no response, the policy would lapse (‘verval’).

The Board ShieldThis shield, awarded in 1929 for the best production by Sanlam’s provinces, started as the ‘interprovincial competition shield’, but soon became known as the Silver Shield (1929–47), then the Feenstra Shield (1947–68) and eventually the Board Shield (until 1973).

Between 1931 and 1935 replicas of the shield were presented to the marketing managers (then inspectors) who’d contributed most to the winning production.

Trophies for regionsIn the past, trophies were at stake in the competition for office staff in regions and regional head offices.

In 1986 the regions started competing for the title of Region of the Year, with regional head offices following in 1992. By the time the competition came to an end owing to decentralisation and changing norms, 94 offices countrywide were taking part.

Amawina rewards and recognition programmeIntroduced in 2010, this programme gives Sanlam Sky Solutions staff members the opportunity to pay tribute to their colleagues for doing an exceptional job in each quarter of the year.

Amawina was known as the Values4U programme prior to African Life being integrated into Sanlam.

Komkamps

NationalKomkamp – the competition for champions – started in 1975.

Advisers and managers qualify by means of various marketing competitions throughout the year.

InternationalAttending an international Komkamp is the pinnacle of marketing performance.

The name was later changed to the SFA Convention for top advisers and SBD Convention for top broker consultants.

About 15 top-ranked advisers are invited to the Elite Convention.

Eagle AwardsSanlam Financial Advisers recognises its top advisers and managers by means of the prestigious Eagle Awards.

In 1962, Sanlam founded the Eagle Club to recognise advisers who produced consistently good results over a period of time. In 1970, the Order of the Sanlam Eagle was established, with Iron, Bronze, Silver and Gold classes.

A higher honour – the Adelaar Award – followed later, with the first Adelaar qualifying in December 1978.

In 2000 a grading system of one, two, three, four and five stars was added to the Adelaar class to recognise extraordinary achievement.

Altitude AwardsSanlam Broker Distribution’s elite recognition programme for broker consultants based on good performance, experience, qualifications and the number of supporting brokers they have.

Activator AwardsActivator winners who display the Sanlam values of integrity, respect and honesty are named quarterly and then considered for the annual Activator Awards, launched in 2007.• Activator CEO Award – the most

prestigious accolade and highest form of recognition in SPF

• Energizer Award – pays tribute to those leaders who show competence in leading with courage

• Nurturer Award – developed around two of Sanlam’s core values – ‘Care because we respect’ and ‘Serve with pride’

• Innovator Award – designed around the core value ‘Grow shareholder value through innovation’

• Inspirer Award – shows appreciation to someone for something they’ve done – a spontaneous gesture of sincere thanks.

Club IzikhuluClub Izikhulu (meaning ‘very important people’) honours Sanlam Sky Solutions Agency Distribution’s top advisers, sales and branch managers, and support staff.

Chief Executive ChallengeThe national award winners at Agency Distribution who qualify for the Chief Executive Challenge are treated to their own getaway.

IQAThe International Quality Award (IQA) from the Life Insurance Agency Management Association (LIAMA) in the US was first granted to 68 Sanlam agents in 1960, recognising outstanding life insurance services as reflected in the maintenance of an excellent persistency rate.

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Group CEO AwardThe annual Group CEO Award (originally called the Chairman’s Award) is one of the most prestigious opportunities for reward and recognition within Sanlam.

The award is presented to individuals or teams who make outstanding contributions to improving core business processes, creating innovative solutions to complex problems and promoting the Group’s vision, values and strategy.

In 2017 the Group CEO Award was opened to teams for the first time.

In celebration of Sanlam’s centenary in 2018, and to honour significant contributions towards making a difference today and for generations to come, two of the awards recognise a Lifetime Achiever and a Young Achiever, aged 30 or below.

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Jannie Davel

2-starLouis Fouché ADELAAR (2001), 1-STAR (2006), 2-STAR (2013)

‘I attribute my achievements with Sanlam to commitment and grace from above. I’m very dedicated and maintain strict discipline.’

Piet van Rooyen ADELAAR (2002), 1-STAR (2008), 2-STAR (2014)

‘I chose to work in the financial services sector because I wanted to be in a position where I could succeed independently and be my own boss. If I had to choose again, I’d make the same choice.’

3-starAndré Blignaut ADELAAR (2006), 1-STAR (2008), 2-STAR (2011), 3-STAR (2013)

‘I don’t intend to retire voluntarily. As long as

there are areas where I can add value, I’ll keep

on working. I’d love to see our successful team

grow even further and reach greater heights.’

Jannie Davel ADELAAR (2000), 1-STAR (2006), 2-STAR (2010), 3-STAR (2014)

‘I like to sell concepts to people, to urge them

to have balance in life, and to tell them that

exercise gets rid of work stress. If you’re

enthusiastic, other people get enthusiastic too.’

The Adelaar awards are the most prestigious form of recognition for top advisers and managers. Here’s what our top achievers say.

High flyers

Hannes Scheepers ADELAAR (1993), 1-STAR (2007), 2-STAR (2016)

‘Don’t hold back just because a client is doing business with competitors. I believe we’ll get a large investment from the same client again.’

Gys Rossouw ADELAAR (2004), 1-STAR (2011), 2-STAR (2016)

‘I kept doing what I do best, which is to stay connected with my clients. My motto is as straightforward as my work ethic: be yourself, act your age and stay humble.’

Martin Herbst ADELAAR (2012), 1-STAR (2014), 2-STAR (2017)

‘I do everything quickly. I walk fast, talk fast and think fast. And when the going gets tough, I work smarter. I’m crazy about people and am involved in my clients’ lives and goals.’

Gerhard Nel ADELAAR (2005), 1-STAR (2009), 2-STAR (2014)

‘The honour should go to my Heavenly Father. I’m actually embarrassed by all the blessings. Sanlam gave me a “degree” I couldn’t obtain anywhere else. I also learnt to focus on all aspects of life – the circle of life.’

Philippe Ghyoot ADELAAR (1999), 1-STAR (2007), 2-STAR (2015)

‘Knowing my clients trust me and rely on my expertise makes me happy. It’s extremely satisfying to see their businesses, investments and personal finances grow and to know I play an instrumental role in their financial success.’

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Louis Fouché

Piet van Rooyen

Gerhard Nel

Martin Herbst

The 3-star Adelaar Award.

Hannes Scheepers

GysRossouw with his 2-star Adelaar Award.

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1-starGerrie du Plessis ADELAAR (1994), 1-STAR (2006)

‘I enjoy my work. I like people and enjoy offering them a solution. If you provide ethical solutions, any related business is fundamentally healthy.’

Johan Rademeyer ADELAAR (1982), 1-STAR (2007)

‘It’s easy to earn lots of money in this industry, but you must do it every month. And to do so you must take one bite each day. Discipline and honesty are everything in this line of work.’

Pierre KoekemoerADELAAR (1988), 1-STAR (2007)

‘It’s always been important for me to be available to my clients at all times and to build a relationship with them for life.’

Johan Vogel ADELAAR (1999), 1-STAR (2008)

‘Discipline is essential if you want to achieve your goal. I’ve been conditioned to work in a disciplined manner to such an extent that it’s become a way of life.’

Frikkie WolfaardtADELAAR (1995), 1-STAR (2011)

‘I’m proud to be associated with Sanlam. Sanlam stands out as a household name and as a company that looks towards the future.’

Helgard Truter SrADELAAR (1988), 1-STAR (2011)

‘I’ll keep working while my health is still good. It’s like being a doctor who can’t make his practice smaller, because which patients is he going to see, and which not?’

Martin Steyn ADELAAR (2006), 1-STAR (2012)

‘My work is my pleasure – I’m passionate about this industry. I believe in the product we offer and the service we deliver. And I believe in the company.’

Harrie Tigelaar ADELAAR (2002), 1-STAR (2013)

‘Some clients invested in a R6 policy with me 35 years ago, and today I can assist them in structuring an investment package for their retirement. Very few careers allow you to be this close to your clients and to experience and enjoy every phase of their lives.’

50 years’ service

Monti CoetzerADELAAR (2011), 1-STAR (2013)

‘The Lord gave each of us a talent and my biggest advantage is that I’ve been given the talent to market. You must always radiate a positive attitude, especially when dealing with clients.’

Werner BessingerADELAAR (2010), 1-STAR (2013)

‘My blood is blue. Sanlam is the only company I want to be associated with. I trust the products and Sanlam goes the extra mile for its employees.’

with intent. Then add appropriate value in such a manner that the client always has a value-added experience.’

Piet FairbanksADELAAR (2002), 1-STAR (2015)

‘Consistency, honesty and respect are my core working principles, and they ensure the best service. But never give negativity a foothold, because it robs you of time and money and undermines great service.’

Praveen GopeeADELAAR (2010), 1-STAR (2015)

‘To witness my clients flourish – both in business and in their private lives – gives me job satisfaction. This bears testament to the true value of my financial planning advice.’

Chris Groenewald ADELAAR (2013), 1-STAR (2015)

‘People look up to you more than you know. You can make incredibly positive differences in other people’s lives, so you should always be an example to others.’

Leon BlaauwADELAAR (2011), 1-STAR (2016)

‘My career has been an incredible journey that’s presented me with several demanding challenges but also given me many good memories. The key is perseverance. You have to hang in there and make it unforgettable.’

Pieter VermeulenADELAAR (2008), 1-STAR (2016)

‘There are many rewards in my line of work, like growing your asset, providing a value-added service and doing things in your client’s best interest – which also sometimes means denying a request.’

Fred du Plessis ADELAAR (2012), 1-STAR (2016)

‘I believe if you love what you do, you never have to work a day in your life. There will always be hurdles and challenges but where two doors close, five new ones often open.’

Johan Smith ADELAAR (2012), 1-STAR (2016)

‘Experience has taught me that hard work and dedication do pay off and that your dreams will come true if you surround yourself with the right people.’

The 1-star Adelaar Award.

Staying on top of their gameAndré Blignaut and Fanie du Preez both maintained their status as Sanlam’s top adviser for several years – an incredible feat.

André Blignaut rewrote the record books by becoming Sanlam’s top adviser for the 13th year running in 2017!

Adding value to his clients’ lives is André’s main driving force. ‘I aim to make a difference and help people to be financially independent,’ he says.

‘If something happens to one of our clients, they phone me first. I’m grateful for the assurance that if a death or disability claim is submitted, it’ll be paid out.’

Helgard Truter Sr, Senior Financial Planner at Sleewijk BlueStar, began working at Sanlam as a clerk on 14 February 1961 – the day when South Africa changed from pounds, shillings and pennies to rands and cents.

After 57 years of service, Helgard isn’t considering retirement yet. ‘With grace from above I’ll carry on as long as my health holds. My clients and I need each other.’

In 2013 Willem de Wet had been working at Sanlam for 50 years and said he’d do it again any time.

His first day at Sanlam was in January 1963 when he was 17. As he recalled in 2013: ‘The people were really scared of PG Olivier, then the Sanlam Secretary. That day, he looked at me and asked what I was doing there. “I want your job,” I replied. He answered: “Not likely.”’

Anna Basson of Sanlam Employee Benefits and André Coetzee of Group Communication began at Sanlam on the same day – 3 January 1961. In 2011 they celebrated a 50-year association with the blue of Sanlam.

Looking back on her Sanlam career, Anna said she felt thankful. ‘If I had the choice again to work at a company for my whole life, it would still be Sanlam. It was good, I wouldn’t want it any other way.’

In 2011 André was still working in virtually the same place in the Head Office building where he’d begun 50 years before in the Personnel division.

As media liaison he remembered his greatest crisis – the flood of media enquiries following the death of Dr Fred du Plessis the evening before Sanlam’s annual general meeting on 15 March 1989.

‘The Sanlam of that time was a wonderful place. We were one big family. Sanlam was a fantastic place to work – for a young person it was first prize!

‘Sanlam was good to me – whatever I have is thanks to Sanlam.’

These advisers and staff members achieved a singular milestone by reaching half a century of service.

Stef HenningADELAAR (2011), 1-STAR (2014)

‘I love to create work opportunities and want to empower people socio-economically, financially, physically and spiritually. I want to make a difference.’

Bharat DesaiADELAAR (2010), 1-STAR (2014)

‘I believe I’m “green” and wish to remain like that. They say when you’re green you grow; when you’re ripe you rot.’

Stephen MaritzADELAAR (2008), 1-STAR (2014)

‘The first step towards succeeding is to place yourself in the client’s shoes. Listen

The previous record holder was Fanie du Preez, an 11-time winner.

Speaking in 2003, after being crowned for the 11th time – in his 34th year at Sanlam – he said the company had given him self-confidence. ‘I had to communicate with people, really communicate. You can overcome anything in life with positive thinking – no goal is unattainable.’

The industry has changed a lot, Fanie

said at the time. ‘But people’s needs haven’t changed. Computers have replaced tariff books, but clients still have to sign. The difference is that some advisers have a greater gift for getting clients to sign than others.’

Top achievers André Blignaut (left) and Fanie du Preez.

We’re solid and sensibleNasrat Edoo Sirkissoon (left) is a Senior Manager at Enterprise Development in Durban. She plays a vital role in managing the consultants who service the traditional BlueStar businesses. With her are Joy Bothma, BlueStar Support Assistant, and Mannie Kambourakis, Business Development Manager: SFA East Coast.

The Sanlam Way …

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Legends make their mark Over the years, some unforgettable characters have graced Sanlam’s offices. Many of their exploits are still talked about today.

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A bark worse than his bite

Jack van Wyk was first ‘Minister of Finance’ (Chief Actuary) and later Marketing Head and Senior General Manager. He ruled Marketing with an iron fist but behind his back it was said his bark was worse than his bite.

Under his leadership Sanlam outperformed the older, stronger SA Mutual in premium income growth and market share for the first time.

After his retirement, he spoke about the awards introduced in his time, and that he realised they’d have to expand the Eagle. They came up with the idea of three Eagles in different metals. But one day a big policy writer in Johannesburg asked, ‘Baas Jack, now that I have a Gold Eagle, what’s there for me to aim for?’

Prominent naturalist Dr Douglas Hey was then asked what was higher than an eagle in the animal kingdom. There was nothing higher, he said – even a lion or elephant was subordinate to the eagle.

‘So we called the next award an Adelaar, which is really just another name for the same thing, but sounds impressive,’ Baas Jack said. ‘When we had to decide what form it should take, I suggested we make an image of the recipient as the crown of creation in order to boost the ego.’

The day Oom Dan said ‘no’ to Dr FredThirty-five years of service and never absent for a single day. This was the unique record of Oom Dan de Villiers on 1 June 1973.

Oom Dan intimated at the time that he could attribute his illness-free term of service mostly to the grace of God. But he always did lead a moderate life.

His association with Sanlam started at the then Head Office in Wale Street, Cape Town, when he was appointed lift operator. Oom Dan later became caretaker and after the move to Bellville 20 years later was one of two caretakers.

He took the security aspect of his job very seriously.

So much so that he once wouldn’t allow former company Chairman Dr Fred du Plessis entry to the building because he didn’t have his access card.

Dr Fred said to him, ‘Surely you know who I am?’

To which Oom Dan replied, ‘Yes, I do, but what if this is a test?’

He finally retired after 50 years and seven months with the company.

Kid tames the Wild West

After 15 years of fighting for justice in a lawless, untamed land, Kid Colt packed away his six-shooters and put his

trusty horse out to pasture. Then he strode off into the sunset and

success with Sanlam.FA Durban marketer Etienne van der

Westhuizen (left and above) worked full time in the role of Kid Colt, hero of a well-known photo comic, from 1969 to 1984. Such was the popularity of these ‘picture books’ that they were even published overseas, with Etienne once gracing the cover of an Italian magazine.

Speaking to Madiba Johannes Adonis sat behind the wheel

of many a senior official’s car. In 2000 he boasted 32 years’ service

at Sanlam. He was first appointed as

driver for MD Pepler Scholtz, occupying the role for 10 years.

He was Dr Fred du Plessis’s driver for four years until the latter’s death, and then became part of the general travel service before becoming full-time driver to Marinus Daling in 1993.

Johannes answered Marinus’ cellphone on occasion, once even speaking to former President

Nelson Mandela!

Beyond a diamond jubileeIn 1998, aged 84, Jannie Boshoff had been associated with Sanlam for 62 years. He joined on 10 October 1932 and only retired officially at the age of 78.

Golden oldieIn 1967, at age 75, F Schickerling of Durban was the oldest active insurance representative – not only in Sanlam’s employ, but in that of any SA company.

Synonymous with SAF

Willie Koen and the Sanlam Advisers Forum (SAF) have become synonymous over the years. He was National Chairman of SAF for 14 years and earned a doctorate with a thesis about Sanlam.

Thanks to the ingenuity of Jack van Wyk (above), the original Adelaar awards bore an image of the recipient, like these presented to Philippe Ghyoot and Nicol Hanekom. They were eventually replaced by the Adelaar trophy.

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Food, philosophy and crocodile hunting‘Karretjies’ Viljoen, a gourmet in the late ’80s, and jovial host of the Head Office cafeteria and restaurant, was also a worldly man. Not only could he quote the Greek philosopher Plato, but he’d also studied reincarnation, and in his youth hunted crocodiles and rhino in what was then Rhodesia.

Sanlammers remember …Stephanus (Fanie) Ross – retired in 1995 after 40 years’ service. He started as a cleaner and ended at security. His code name was ‘Zero Kilo’.

Helen Cupido – appointed in 1974 and retired when Fedics opened its doors in 1997. She served the head officials and organised functions at Groot Paardevlei in Somerset West, the MD’s home at the time.

Julie Jordaan – joined the company in 1959, retiring in 1999. She recalls that you had to wear your jacket when you went from one office to another, and couldn’t miss work when your child was ill.

Springboks and other stars among us The company has produced a number of achievers who’ve excelled at sport and in the cultural domain.

ArcheryRiaan Crowther, Senior Independent Financial Planner in Bloemfontein – Protea colours in archery 2009.

AthleticsAlwyn Prinsloo, marketer and later Branch Manager of Eldoraigne, Pretoria – unbeaten in the late ’70s over 800m.

Elmarie Gerryts, Assistant at Sanlam Unit Trusts – set a new African pole-vaulting record in 2000.

Biathlon, triathlon and swimming Hannele Steyn and Harwies de Villiers – awarded Springbok colours in biathlon in 1989.

Marianne Kriel – Springbok swimmer and biathlete.

Rassie Smit, marketer from the Tygerberg region – Springbok triathlete.

BodybuildingEvan Petersen, Underwriter at Group Risk – went from ‘Mr Skinny’ to the 2009 heavyweight title at the SA Natural Body Building Association Championships.

Cricket‘Vinnige Fanie’ de Villiers – the Springbok fast bowler was a representative at the Kiepersol branch, Alkantrant, in Northern Transvaal before leaving to play in the UK.

Kayaking and surf skiOscar Chalupsky, marketer at the Berea branch in Durban – the marathon kayaker was named one of the greatest sportsmen of the 1980s. Also a seven-time world surf ski champion.

Kickboxing, grappling and jiu-jitsuJason Pietersen, SPF Actuarial – Protea colours for kickboxing and grappling in 2009.

Financial Adviser Jurie Schoeman – jiu-jitsu world champion in his weight division in 2013.

Korfball (ringball)Julie-Ann van Niekerk, Microcomputer Consultant – Springbok korfball player (now known as ringball).

PoolGert Hibbert, Senior Sanlam Adviser of St Helena Bay – SA pool champion 2007 and Springbok captain.

PowerliftingAlan Ferguson, Marketing Manager of the Johannesburg region – won a gold medal at the Masters 100kg division at the World Powerlifting Championships in 1992.

Roller hockeyMarietjie Dunn, secretary at the Paarl branch – selected for the Springbok roller hockey team.

Rugby George van Reenen – selected for the Springbok rugby team in 1937.

Fonnie du Toit of Sanlam in Pretoria – member of the Springbok rugby team in 1951.

Faffa Knoetze, joined Sanlam 1987 – donned the Springbok jersey in a test match for the first time in October 1989.

Other ex-Boks include Johan Schoeman, Wynand Mans, Gert Kotzé, Piet Veldsman, Kobus Burger, Basie Viviers, Floors Venter, Manie Geere, Franz van der Ryst, Bubbles Koch, Pat Montini, Fanie Kuhn, Thys Lourens, Gerald Bosch, Ewoud Malan, Garth Wright, Toks van der Linde, André Vos and Flip van der Merwe.

Literature Deon Meyer is one of the best-known authors from the Sanlam stable.

Others are Pieter Pieterse, Rudie van Rensburg, Francois Bloemhof and Zirk van den Berg.

ArtArt was both Piet Grobler’s job and his hobby when he worked as Graphics Editor at Advertising and Publications in the 1990s. His sketches featured in staff publications as well as magazines and children’s books.

The ingenuity of the men in the field – then known as assurance agents – should never be forgotten.

One of the most ingenious was NJ Basson (‘Klaas Majakkie’) of Moorreesburg. He’s said to have one day visited a farmer whose wife happened to be obese. When Klaas told them of the ‘national assurance company’ that had been established, the farmer said, ‘But we are National [Party]. I think you should give me a policy like that.’

The eldest son decided to take out insurance too, and two applications were completed. But then the mom chimed in, ‘What about me? I’m also National!’

However, she was far too large to be insurable, so Klaas thought quickly and said, ‘I’m sorry, Tante, but women don’t have the right to vote.’ The tante was satisfied with that.

Another Klaas Majakkie story is about his visit to a very rich Mr X, who was insured with a rival company and who, it was rumoured, wanted to insure his life for a further R40 000. Initially Mr X didn’t want to know about Sanlam, but Klaas championed his policy so convincingly that Mr X decided to take out a policy of R20 000 with Sanlam and another for the same amount with his old company.

‘Well, that’s okay,’ Klaas said, ‘because we would’ve reinsured half of the policy with that company in any case if you took it all with us.’

‘What do you mean?’ Mr X asked. Klaas then explained that it was customary to reinsure a portion of a big policy to

reduce the risk.‘Oh well,’ Mr X said, ‘why should I go to all that trouble if you’re going to give them half

anyway? I might as well take the whole policy with you.’‘Oom Klaas’ certainly left his mark on the Western Cape region, as one of the biggest

policy writers and a dyed-in-the-wool Sanlammer for 35 years. He reached the apex of his career at age 72 in 1952 before passing away the following year.

‘Ons moet saamstaan en saambars, anders sal ons éérs bars!’ (‘We must stick together and struggle together, otherwise we’ll struggle all the more’) was one of his best-known sayings.

The inimitable Oom Klaas

These shoes were made for walkingDr Fred du Plessis was literally and figuratively a big man, as direct as he was down to earth.

He never had time for frippery and affectation. He did his own grocery shopping and his modest, simple lifestyle – much like the comfy Grasshoppers he wore on his feet – would have done justice to Cape governor Ryk Tulbagh’s 18th-century laws banning ostentatious dress among colonial officials.

A journalist who was at the dinner when Dr du Plessis took over from Dr Jan S Marais as head of Trust Bank, recalled how, on glancing under the table, he couldn’t help but notice Dr Fred’s sober boeretrappers alongside Dr Jan’s elegant pair of Gucci shoes …

Shoes belonging to Dr Fred du Plessis are kept in the Sanlam Archives as a reminder of his no-nonsense, salt-of-the-earth nature.

Never-say-die attitude

You’re only as old as you feel, goes the saying. In 2005, Charles van der Watt, then Sanlam’s oldest full-time adviser, said that meant he was

still a spring chicken – with an extra spring in his step!

He’d just turned 80 and after 27 years at Sanlam still had some of his first clients.

In 2012, aged 86, he passed the preparatory online test for the tough RE exam despite having officially been a pensioner for 21 years.

Heart pioneer rewardedIn 2001, Professor Christiaan Barnard (above centre) received a painting from Sanlam’s art collection for his 50-year-old policy anniversary, as well as two other artworks in recognition of his pioneering medical work in performing the world’s first successful heart transplant. Marinus Daling, Executive Chairman (left), and Hendrik Bester, Chief Executive of SPF, presented the paintings.

Under control of Oom Vossie

In 1954, the elegant Sanlam building in Pretoria was safe in the hands of caretaker LF Vorster. Staff, once they’d been true Sanlammers for long

enough, had the privilege of calling him by the more familiar Oom Vossie.

He’d fought on the side of the Boers in the Anglo-Boer War, before becoming a farmer and then joining the police service.

In 1941 he became the first caretaker of the recently completed building.

The grey men’s shoes popular in the ’80s were a fashion item that needed to be ‘buried’, as illustrated by Piet Grobler.

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Sparks fly over smoking in the officeThe ubiquitous dirty office ashtrays prompted Sanlammers in 1992 to ask: What would happen if Sanlamhof were to become a smoke-free building?

Responses included:• ‘I’d take exception to that. And

moreover, I’d lose half my office staff.’

• ‘I’d never smoke around a client, unless of course he smokes himself.’

The rule in the handbook for new employees was that staff were allowed to smoke in the office during work hours, but should also consider their colleagues.

Sanlamhof as a film studio At one time Sanlamhof served as a film studio for two weeks.

A unit from Jamie Uys Film Productions filmed scenes for the Sanlam-sponsored Loopbane In Lewensversekering in March 1963. Sanlam staff were used in the various roles.

In keeping its doors open for 100 years, Sanlam has accumulated its fair share of company stories, anecdotes and tall tales.

Facts and funnies Cut priceIn 1984 it was the ‘in thing’ for men to get their haircut at a women’s salon. Marius Strydom, Regional Manager at Stellenbosch, decided to test this new trend.

At the salon he was shown to a seat and the cut began.

When it came time to pay, the hairdresser said that since he had very little hair, he only had to pay half price.

Tom Thumb and his chum JJ ‘Tiny’ van Heerden (left) and Chris ‘Mighty Mouse’ Saayman were, respectively, Pretoria’s champion inspector and champion agent in 1953. But lest anyone get the idea that Chris was a dwarf, it’s just his mate who made him look like that – JJ was only 2m tall.

Looking for braai wood at ReceptionLadies who know and understand – that’s how Sanlam’s receptionists have been seen over the years. That’s why the public considered Sanlamhof the perfect place to go and enquire where you could buy braai wood. In 1975 even accidents and children’s births were reported there.

More than once members of the public tried to pay water and electricity bills at Reception. Someone even enquired about where he could be adopted!

Ours can be a bloody businessHennie Barnard, retired financial planner of Tygerberg, wrote in 2009:A few years ago I received a referral from a client. Someone he knew well was going into partnership with his brother-in-law and the partnership agreement stipulated they would take out policies on each other’s lives for a specific amount. So I duly wrote the two policies.

The brother-in-law then went for all the required medical tests and the policy was issued, but the partner to whom I’d originally

been referred didn’t want to have blood drawn for an HIV test as he was afraid of needles. He underwent all the other medical examinations, but I just couldn’t get him to the pathologist.

Cut-off week came and my month wasn’t looking too good. My only solution was to get our friend to have a blood

test done. After much begging and explaining, he finally agreed.

When we got to the pathologist, he was ready to turn on his

heel, but I pushed him through the door – well, commission of R9 000 was at stake! I then asked the nurse to use the smallest needle available.

But each time she approached with the needle, he shrank back and became hysterical. Unable to contain myself, I jumped on the bed, straddled the client and held him in a death grip.

‘If you don’t lie still now, I’m going to bl#&@m you!’ I warned. At first he blubbered, ‘Hennie, I’m scared’, followed by ‘Oom Hennie, don’t hurt me.’ At that point, the nurse signalled that I should let go.

He then asked if she’d inserted the needle yet. On being shown the

vial of blood, he promply fainted.Four months later the

partnership was dissolved and both policies lapsed.

Eksteen de Waal, Independent Senior Financial Planner: Northern Cape (Keimoes), shared this anecdote:One evening I was visiting a farmer and his wife, with the man dominating all conversation. I wanted to get the couple’s honest, unbiased input on what should happen at the death of the first deceased.

I started with the husband, saying, ‘Sir, your wife died a few days ago and was buried this morning. Now I want to know what you want to do about your schoolgoing children, your mother-in-law who’s living with you, and so forth.’

The man then bared his soul and I made notes of all his wishes, while his wife remained silent. Then, when it was her turn, I also put to her the hypothetical

situation of her husband already being dead and buried.

However, the wife had barely started speaking when her husband interrupted her, presumably because she’d said something with which he disagreed.

But no sooner had he begun, than I silenced him: ‘Keep quiet, you’re dead, you can’t join the conversation.’

He did keep quiet for a while, but kept edging forward on his seat. At the stage when his wife had nearly finished, he said very cautiously and softly, ‘Please, I know I’m dead, but may I say something?’

No one laughed at his plea to be allowed to speak, but as I drove off, I couldn’t help letting rip with a roar of laughter!

A voice from the dead

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Shade for R1Motorcyclists at Sanlam back in 1977 were very upset that their bikes were being exposed to the elements.

Two covered shelters were built specially for motorbikes, with the shade costing R1 per month per bike.

Wear it with prideAs staff members working in and outside of the office, the Sanlammers of 1936 had the privilege of wearing a blazer that was exclusive to Sanlam.

Clerks with more than five years’ service, agents who had written more than £100 000 in completed and approved new business, as well as heads of departments and inspectors, were eligible.

The complete blazer cost £4, or £1 per yard for the

material and 17/6 for the badge.

In the service of South AfricaOn a Wednesday night in 1953, AD Wassenaar met Anton Rupert, MD of the Rembrandt Tobacco Corporation, in the old Carlton Hotel in Johannesburg.

It was there that Rupert enquired if Sanlam could perhaps help him with a loan as he was in urgent need of a large sum.

The need for this considerable loan arose as follows: The English cigarette manufacturer Rothmans had begun to struggle post World War II once free competition with larger companies was introduced when the remaining quotas for tobacco imports were abolished. This prompted Rothmans to enter into negotiations with other cigarette manufacturers.

When Rupert heard of this, he got the idea to take over Rothmans himself. He sent Dirk Hertzog to London to do closer research and to try and secure a R1,5 million option while he searched for the money in the interim.

Hertzog’s negotiations were successful, but Monday 23 November was the day they would have to pay up. By the time Rupert spoke to Wassenaar, he only had four days to find the money.

Wassenaar didn’t let the grass grow under his feet. The following day he arrived back in Cape Town, where he immediately called an extraordinary meeting of the management committee on the Friday.

The outcome of the negotiations was that Sanlam, its affiliate African Homes Trust and FVB and Bonuskor decided to advance R1 million to Rembrandt through debentures – Sanlam itself took care of half of this.

That’s how Sanlam helped a South African company take its first steps to becoming a global enterprise.

Feeling flushMike Myburgh was never a guy who said no to any new business back in the mid-’60s. So when he picked up a list of eight names in the men’s bathroom of a government office, he duly rang each person, getting business from six of them.

White lie about red book pays offOne day around 75 years ago, F Schickerling, a Durban insurance representative, came across an SA railways cleaner in Dalton, Natal.

‘Do you have life assurance?’ he asked the young man.

‘What’s that?’ the man asked.He explained, but the young man still

didn’t want a policy.At that point Schickerling decided the

young man didn’t know what was good for him. He led him to a bench and took out an application form.

‘What’s your name?’The young man told him.‘Your date of birth?’Again he answered.‘Where were you born?’But that the man didn’t want to

disclose unto death. ‘Now wait, then I’ll quickly get my little

red book out of the car,’ Schickerling said. ‘It says where everyone is born.’

‘Oh no sir,’ the young man interjected, ‘that’s not necessary. I was born in Clocolan.’ And right there he bought a policy for R600 and signed the application form and debit order.

Buckle upTo ensure the safety of staff, all Sanlam vehicles were equipped with seat belts in 1963.

Dr AD Wassenaar, General Manager and Director of Sanlam, encouraged all company representatives to equip their own vehicles with seat belts in the interests of personal safety.

Drop and give me 10 for Die FakkelWhen a Sanlammer sent his friend doing his military service a few issues of Die Fakkel in 1979, he received this note in return:

‘Thanks for the reading material, it’s very welcome. I had to do 10 push-ups as punishment because the envelope was so big, but it’s worth sweating for a good read.’

High excitementTelevision viewers were on the edge of their seats in February 1997 when the new Sanlam commercial aired – replete with suspense, danger and excitement.

The theme of the ad was that trust and hands are never more important than during a trapeze performance.

The trapeze act took place between two buildings at around the 14th floor. The filming was so anxiety-provoking that even a seasoned production manager fainted while watching the performance from a roof.

Fail-proof businessAs early as 1947, a good recipe for writing profitable business was being recommended to agents:1. Canvass thoroughly and convince your

prospect absolutely about the meaning and advantages of the policy: that’s common sense.

2. Explain exactly what the policy covers. A Sanlam policy doesn’t need any embellishments to recommend it: that’s honesty.

3. Complete each detail of each application immediately and comprehensively and ensure the medical examination takes place: that’s punctiliousness.

4. Don’t run down your competitors. Instead, sell your policies on their own merits: that’s diplomacy.

5. Fill in the premium as soon as the application form is complete: that’s business.

6. Pique the prospect’s interest in both you and your company. To do this, be sure to reciprocate by taking an interest in the prospect: that’s tact.

Famous foursome on our booksIn our history, pride of place goes to the first quadruplets to appear on our books as Sanlam policyholders.

Besides being uncommon, the birth of a blessed foursome wasn’t just a family affair – it was as if South Africans countrywide regarded them as their own.

So it was a privilege to count the Lombard quads – Klaas, De Waal, De Villiers and Jan – born in Calvinia in 1951 – among our policyholders.

Above right: An earlier version

of the staff publication,

known at the time as

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Pampers for lift discomfortLoraine West, former Chief Language Adviser of Sanlam, writes:When I was still working at Language Services, I arrived at Head Office one morning to find that the lift to our floor wasn’t operating.

A notice taped to the door read: ‘Lift undergoing maintenance. We apologise for the incontinence.’

When I passed the lift again later, I noticed someone had added a pithy comment to the notice: ‘Try Pampers!’

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What becomes a lady most?Officewear was always a talking point. In November 1960 women were advised: ‘A dress must always be close-fitting enough that the wearer looks like a woman, but loose enough that she looks like a lady.’

Sitting on a diamond mine In Kimberley, one of the places where Sanlam bought property at the end of the 1940s, the old corrugated iron building on the premises was pulled down to make place for the Sanlam building.

Ton van Tonder, who was then District Inspector, was asked by a licensed excavator, one CE Miller, if, before the building began he could wash the ground – originally from Kimberley’s Big Hole – for diamonds.

At the request of Van Tonder, Sanlam gave permission on condition that any profit be divided equally between the company and the excavator after the state had taken its 10%.

Every afternoon from 16:00 diamonds were duly washed in a corner of the premises – after the excavator had confirmed that the bulk of the ground was already cleaned – in the presence of Van Tonder and a detective, as well as a crowd of spectators outside.

In the evening, the day’s finds had to be weighed in the detective’s presence and then locked in Van Tonder’s safe. In the morning the weighing was repeated to ensure all the diamonds were still there.

The outcome of the exercise? A bounty of four diamonds of three quarter carats each and a bunch of smaller ones, collectively totalling 46,5 carats and valued at R240, but sold at a higher price so that Sanlam, after tax and the cost of the valuation and contract with Miller was deducted, could – publicity aside – show a profit of R137,80.

Fishy businessFour waterlogged garden benches that landed up in the fish pond in front of the Head Office in 1978 were removed from the water after a five-minute rescue mission the following Monday morning. Facilities confirmed that although the garden benches were wet, there wasn’t too much visible damage. The water lilies also came off lightly and as far as they could confirm, no fish died.

How the benches landed in the fish pond was never disclosed, although festive cheer wasn’t completely ruled out.

Holding Sanlam’s name high … on an ostrichOver the years, Sanlammers have held the company’s name high in various ways.

The Sanlam office in Oudtshoorn took the biscuit by holding ostrich races in January 1963. The only two women to enter were from Sanlam. Mounting was difficult, and the men ate dirt several times before they were properly aboard the ostriches’ backs.

However, Anita van der Westhuizen’s ostrich was first to break the tape in a time of 34,6 seconds over 150 paces. She looked so dignified in the saddle – and so dainty – that the newspapers gave her age as 15.

Talk before you walkAdvisers regularly received advice on how to canvass clients. In 1932, the following tips were shared:• Canvass with your head, not only with your feet or your

motorcar • The time you use to drive or walk is not directly productive. You

are in effect giving away money instead of bringing it in• That distant little place you have in mind will not deliver results

as good as the area in which you already work • Your income depends on your reputation and not on the

distance you walk or drive • Save your feet and your motorcar, and use your tongue.

Take that comb out of your sock!Although Sanlam didn’t prescribe any particular dress, the company felt obliged to speak out in 1971 when it was felt that the wearing of men’s safari suits had got out of hand.

As Personnel Manager Matie Swart explained in a notice to staff:

‘We don’t expect our staff to develop new ways of dressing. But for menswear we can give clear guidelines: A particular type of suit, along with particular socks and shoes, only for a particular time of year. Wear it if you find it warm and comfortable, and if it’s generally accepted as current officewear – as long as it’s not casualwear.’

Call centres haveheard it allOver the years Sanlam’s call centres have dealt with all manner of strange and interesting requests. Here are a few (believe it or not) stories of client calls …

Toilet humourOne client call went like this: ‘I’m so embarrassed. I have a terrible problem and I need your help. It’s my toilet, you see. It doesn’t want to flush right and it floods when I pull the chain. I don’t know what to do. I was hoping Sanlam would pay for the repairs. My policy does cover this kind of thing, doesn’t it?’

Home truthAnother client called to say the house she was living in had been sold and now she had to find alternative accommodation. She wanted to know if Sanlam would be able to buy her another house.

Sanlam safariYet another caller wanted to know if she could make a booking for a weekend away for her and her family. The client service representative then explained that she was speaking to the call centre, but the caller continued to insist that Sanlam has a nature reserve and that she wanted to make a booking for her family to spend a weekend there.

Free to shareThen there was the client who wanted to exchange his free shares for a free T-shirt or a free watch, and another who asked where Sanlam’s loading zone is, because he had 300 free shares he needed to come and claim.

At dead man’s doorAn agent visited a home in 1937 with the aim of selling a policy. The husband was out and the wife knew nothing about insurance. According to her, a fortune teller had told her that her husband would have a long life.

Vasbyt!In 1935 the company issued a policy subject to an endorsement that the policyholder get a dental check-up within a prescribed time frame. This particular policyholder, however, wasn’t happy about the provision, returning the policy with the following letter:

‘I, herein, send you back [policy number inserted]. I cannot comply with your special provision. I do not wish to depart with my teeth.’

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Kissing not a worldly matterThe Bloemfontein office was abuzz when female staffers said no to being greeted with a kiss. The women felt they wanted to get across their own viewpoint.

According to the reporter who went to do an on-site investigation in 1979, there were six women who didn’t mind if they were kissed or not, four said it depends who it is, three said it’s just a greeting, one cared, two enjoyed it, and one was too busy to take part in the survey ‘because the world is resting on my shoulders’.

Investing in the movies When Jamie Uys Film Productions approached Sanlam in 1961 with a request to invest in the company, there was uncertainty about investing in an unknown area.

However, a comprehensive report on the company put before the Exco was encouraging, indicating that it was an accepted fact that ‘a need exists to build up a South African film industry’. The money invested was therefore partially considered as a contribution to national culture.

In 1966, after Mr Uys withdrew from the business, the name of the company was changed to Kavalier Films Beperk.

Write me a letterThe Editor of Die Fakkel regularly encouraged Sanlammers to write in. In 1972 came this appeal:

‘It’s one of the best things in the world to get mail. Just a little note to say how it’s going. But alas, we barely get any post here at Head Office. Those guys out in the field can write business – but not letters.

‘If people would only write: “Dear Sir, I think you’re wasting your time with the calendars and I don’t like Die Fakkel because it’s printed on white paper and I’m actually a guy who likes pink paper … ” Letters like that. For your own good.’

Take a walk through the offices of yore …Sanlammers’ working conditions and office environment have changed dramatically over the past 100 years.

As recently as 1996 staff could smoke to their hearts’ content in their offices or even during meetings.

Until 1953 staff also had to work on Saturdays. After five years’ service you could get one Saturday a month off.

Head Office isn’t remotely the same as in 1953 – the year in which some 800 staff members stepped onto the pedestrian bridge over the goldfish pond.

Tea time at 10:00 and 15:00 was strictly observed and from the early 1980s, employees stirred their tea with little wooden sticks and drank from disposable white polystyrene cups.

Mealtimes were, and naturally still are, popular with staff. In the old days some played table tennis or snooker, while others visited the full-sized public provincial library next to the old CR Louw Auditorium.

Many preferred to enjoy a bit of sun outside, sit and knit at their desks, play cards or dominoes, or attend church prayer groups.

Security access was only introduced at the end of the 1970s with an electronic card system similar to today’s.

The power and the gloryA story is told of a desperate representative, back in 1977, who, forced to park on a yellow line, left the following note under his windscreen wiper: ‘I have an urgent appointment. I have to honour it or lose my job. Forgive us our trespasses.’

When he returned he found another note that read: ‘I’ve been riding around the block for 20 years. If I don’t give you a ticket, I lose my job. Lead us not into temptation.’

Get your policy before it’s goneA very crafty plan – even if it wouldn’t do nowadays – was concocted by representative Petrus Giliomee, who decided one evening he’d convince a school teacher to take out a policy.

The lady showed no interest until he told her it didn’t really matter to him either, because in any case he only had two of the policies for teachers left – one £300 policy and one £1 000 policy. The teacher then said okay, if he had only two left, she may as well take the £300 policy.

Hit the road Jack!Coen Basson from Oudtshoorn writes:One hears of the legendary Oom Gertjie Stone and ‘Baas’ Jack van Wyk. Oom Gertjie, regional and provincial winner, and who knows what else. Baas Jack, GM, firebrand – a fearsome embodiment of the grim ’70s hierarchy that held sway at Sanlam, which at the time was 50 years old.

Oom Gertjie, Sanlam man from Springbok. We’re talking the Kalahari – dull, wide, untouched, maybe the odd soul or two here and there. Three hundred miles to a client and perhaps drive back two or three times for the signature. Terrible roads, three spare tyres, two four-gallon cans of petrol. Pray before and after the ride. Only German cars can last out there.

This anecdote is told about him:Jack van Wyk annually held a conference at Head Office. All hell broke

loose if you weren’t there. You were summarily dismissed. You didn’t ask anything, he spoke, you listened. And then acted. But Oom Gertjie was also a man with a mind of his own.

‘Sir.’‘Now what, Gertjie? We don’t have time.’‘Sir, it’s unfair. We who work in the bundu are bankrupting ourselves

driving thousands of miles, messing up our cars on the bad roads, all for the odd policy. Here in Bellville an agent walks from street corner to street corner, writes five policies in one morning. Doesn’t even start his car.’

‘So, Gertjie?’‘Sir, for the sake of fairness, grant us under those terrible conditions

a travel and car allowance.’‘Fine, Gertjie. I’ll make immediate arrangements for the Springbok agents

to be transferred to Bellville with free furniture removal. Will that be OK?’‘No. Rather leave it, Sir.’‘Conference adjourned.’

Anything but statuesqueAndré Coetzee from Bellville writes:I received a letter of appointment in mid-1959 already, following one of Callie Allen’s recruitment drives at Hopefield High School.

On 2 January 1961 I overnighted at the home of Oom Gerrit Bothma in Chrismar Street, a stone’s throw from Head Office.

I arrived unannounced in the Sanlam foyer as one of around 180 newbies appointed in the new year. I hadn’t been ‘placed’ in advance, so I was just put next to Personnel for induction under the wing of Lilly du Toit (now Cloete).

But it was there in the foyer where my first memory would play out – quite dramatically. At the spot where we used to report for work in those days, they later placed a sculpture depicting a family group. It was the work of a well-known sculptor, but his name escapes me.

The MD at the time, Dr AD Wassenaar, came down the steps a bit too quickly, stumbled, and collided with the sculpture, scattering pieces over the granite or marble tiles.

I suspect Dr Wassenaar had to get immediate attention from the first-aiders. He recovered, but the sculpture couldn’t be saved!

Sanlam belles Sanlam held annual staff outings and 20 February 1959 was no exception, complete with the selection of Miss Sanlam. The guys on the sidelines couldn’t take their eyes off the contestants – ‘because no man could ignore such talent’. Miss D Steyn from New Business wore the crown that year.

What’s in a name?In October 1960 three Sanlammers at Head Office went clothes shopping at a well-known tailor in Bellville. The owner then had to write down their names for the accounts.

The first one answered ‘Leeuw’. Mr Owner looked up quizzically, and wrote it down. The second one was Mr Behr. ‘Look here, I’m not such an idiot that you can make fun of me, okay!’ exclaimed Mr Owner.

Assured that this was no April fool’s joke, with a sigh he applied himself to the third name. ‘Kriek’ was the answer.

At that point it became a lot more difficult to convince him of the authenticity of these Sanlammers’ names.

We do things very wellAfter-sales service to clients and intermediaries is what Nozipho Nkonki, First Line Manager, and her team in the SPF Client Care Centre at Head Office do best. They pride themselves on ensuring a positive service experience with every call. In front are Nozipho and Ivannah Davids. At the back (from left) are Lebo Tamose, Renier Jacobs, Tandokazi Mkaleni and Nyameko Fana.

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Sanlammers have been snapped enjoying many special occasions and milestones over the years. Here are some of them.

Happy snaps

4 Rhodesian Sanlammers at Cape Town airport in 1955 after disembarking from the first direct Salisbury to Cape Town flight. They’d come to watch rugby. 5 Sanlam’s Get Fit team in October 1937. 6 Drive they must … 1930.7 The South African First Aid League, well represented by Sanlam, lent a hand with smallpox vaccinations. The three women in front are D Swart, M Burger and AG van Dyk.

Staff outings1 One of the first staff days out in 1924.2–3 Berg River excursion in 1936.

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1 A ‘Santlam’ (Santam and Sanlam) picnic at Hout Bay in 1938. 2 An outing to Simondium in 1927. From left are Isabel van Heerden, GFS de Villiers, Slippie Muller, Fairy Botha and Babes Malherbe.

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7 Soccer fever ran high at Sanlam in the run-up to the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Peter Logan (left) and Ian Erlank, both from Corporate Facilities, attended the Play Soccer for Wellbeing tournament held by SPF.8 Bernard Manyatshe shows he’s ready for the tournament.9 The Sanlam ‘gees’ made for a festive atmosphere.

Sanlam celebrates 2010 FIFA World Cup …

Looking back on Sanlam’s 50th3 Horse-drawn carriage rides were on offer at the golden anniversary carnival. 4 Gerrie Smit (far right, with the accordion) and his band lent an atmosphere of merriment to the beer garden. 5 Hostel kitchen cooks Clara Kiewiets and Dinah Strauss were responsible for food preparation at the celebrations. 6 Enjoying themselves at a dance in 1968 are (from left) Pine Pienaar, Alta du Toit, Ben Lochner, Kenny and Stoffel Lombaard, and Adrie Keyser.

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3 Team spirit second to none prevailed at the 2011 SPF indoor netball and soccer matches. Samoa (Sanlam Business Development), the 2011 netball champions, celebrate their victory. In the centre (front) is Ronel Kriek, Player of the Match.4 Sanlammers in Durban supported a Sanlam National Start Something Day campaign in 2012. From left are Xolani Ngcobo, Bronwen Abrahams, prizewinner Goodman Dlamini and Susan Pillay.5 Working on insurance schedules in the ’80s are (in front, from left) John Petersen, Russel Martyns and Oscar Pietersen.

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8 Top Cape brokers enjoy a laugh as Otto Jaekel, PM: BS Western Cape, gets a lift from colleagues at an SQA broker recognition event in 2002. From left are Kobus Swart, top broker of BS Helderberg and BS Western Cape; Peter-Johan Smitsdorff, top broker of BS Cape Town; Sammy Downing, top broker of BS Boland; and Jurie Strydom, Head: Broker Services.

6 Top performers of Agency Distribution and Broker Division at Sanlam Sky Solutions went on a luxury cruise to Portuguese Island, along the Mozambique coast, in 2012.7 Centre teams set up house. The Client Contact Centre started a Build the Culture House project in April 2004 to promote a high-performance culture. Teams were each given a plot in a model town and had to comply with certain ‘building regulations’ to obtain building material for constructing a house. In front are Andries Fourie, Operations Manager: Walk-in Offices and Client Help Offices, and Hanneke Loots, Training Manager.

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1 Sanlam Sky Solutions Head Office staff held a reggae-themed year-end party in 2009. Feeling the beat are Nthati Maqache, Isaac Chimba, Robyn Levitt and Cherilyn Lang (in front).2 Sanlam to the rescue. In 2001, Sanlam presented R100 000 to the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI), the final amount needed for its lifeboat, the Sanlam Rescuer, anchored in Gordon’s Bay. Ian Wienburg (left), Chief Executive of the NRSI, receives the donation from Willie van der Walt, Head: Regional Marketing at Sanlam.

3 More than 2 500 people attended an SABC Education Careers Fair in King William’s Town in 2009. From left are Patrick Mayase, Branch Manager: King William’s Town; Tembisa Velapi; Nosiphiwo Koni; Prakash Ravjee, Regional Manager: Brokers Eastern Cape; Pumza Mbilase; Thembazi Mbilasi; Nokuthula Phetshetwa and JR Mnyanda. Thembela Mbabela is kneeling in front.4 Estelle and Monti Coetzer were among the Komkamp travellers to Dubai in 2009.5 The Channel4Life team during the production of a corporate video in Rosebank in 2009. In front (from left) are Lourika Smith, Head: Channel4Life; Phumlani Langa, Head: National Sales; and Alisha Ramar, Head: Operations. In the second row are Mthokozisi Ntshingila, Busi Masango, Kgothatso Modise, Zandile Mboniswa, Mpho Ntabanyane, Abner Molepo and Xoliswa Qumana. In the third row are Palesa Tshabalala, Asham Singh, Gillian Jeffries, Godfrey Kobe, Mzwandile Khumalo, Tebogo Mataboge, Zandile Shenxane, Eric Kola and Khalo Matlala. At the back are Nonyane Mokhele, Tshepo Marong, Lorraine Rankoko, Gerald Mphuti, Musa Sikhakhane, Neo Sehlapelo, Innocent Hys, Ronald Gasa and Moja Legoi.

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6 Roshan Maharaj and Bharat Desai at the Komkamp in Bali in 2001.7 Komkampers on a ferry headed to the Greek island of Santorini in 2000.8 Singing Sanlammers, among them Maresa May (left) and Shamilla Khan, had the opportunity to audition to perform at the Senior Management Conference in 2010.9 Sanlam presented a media day at Kyalami in Midrand in 2001. Sharing a need for speed were Hugo Redelinghuys of SPF Marketing (second from right), Willie Buys, Dirk Uys and Hennie du Preez of Mooivaal Media in Vanderbijlpark.

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We do it for goodEdwin Morkel and Milly Julius ensure Sanlam clients’ wills are safely stored. As Wills Processors at the Sanlam Trust Wills Vault at Head Office, they’re able to find any will within 60 seconds among the approximately 32 100 currently vaulted. About 417 000 clients have wills with Sanlam Trust.

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Staff members share why Sanlam is their employer of choice, intermediaries why they recommend Sanlam products, and clients why they choose Sanlam.

What people say

Debbie BuysCLIENT CARE CENTRE AGENT: SANLAM BUSINESS MARKET, HEAD OFFICE, BELLVILLE – 10 YEARS’ SERVICE

I still experience how the company is willing to create opportunities for self-growth, and support its employees to achieve their goals. It does a lot to empower them intellectually and emotionally.

Sanlam invests in its employees, which in turn creates loyalty to the company and love for the work we do.

Wealthsmiths™

Julia PelaMANAGER: CLIENT CARE AT SANLAM SKY SOLUTIONS CLIENT CARE CENTRE, JOHANNESBURG – 17 YEARS’ SERVICE

Sanlam has given me opportunities – even in trying times – to prove my abilities. I found and still find myself fulfilling my passion and career as a manager and leader who likes working with people from all walks of life with different needs – especially the difficult ones!

David ThomsonSENIOR LEGAL ADVISER: SPF FIDUCIARY SERVICES, HEAD OFFICE, BELLVILLE – 22 YEARS’ SERVICE

Sanlam is a successful and ethical company with a diverse workforce, offering opportunities for people of any race, creed or background to build a career. It’s a place for people with a variety of talents, who can earn promotion to the most senior of roles, if they aspire to this.

Despite the rocky state of the current SA economy and political stage, the company achieves success and growth. There are also opportunities for staff in other African countries and overseas.

Marchelle FitchetREGIONAL SECRETARY: COASTAL REGION, SANLAM SKY SOLUTIONS, EAST LONDON – 13 YEARS’ SERVICE

I’d recommend Sanlam as an employer of choice, as it’s a company that invests in its employees – not only financially, but also in their growth and development. Sanlam recognises and rewards employees’ contribution to its overall success.

Charmaine MurdochPERSONAL ASSISTANT: AGENCY DISTRIBUTION, JOHANNESBURG – 17 YEARS’ SERVICE

Looking back on my years at Sanlam, it’s been a wonderful, exciting and at times challenging learning experience.

At Sanlam Sky we’re given plenty of opportunities for self-development, whether it be attending training, conferences or the various leadership programmes that are available.

Rita DhayalalREGIONAL ADMIN HEAD: BROKER DIVISION AT SANLAM SKY DISTRIBUTION, DURBAN – 36 YEARS’ SERVICE

After all these years, Sanlam’s culture still makes me feel valued and respected as a human being. The company is passionate about improving people’s performance, rewarding them for their efforts and achieving great results for their clients.

Tshepo MabasoMANAGER: DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS RISK AT DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS, JOHANNESBURG – 2 YEARS’ SERVICE

Sanlam is definitely an employer of choice. It carries a strong brand that’s known locally and internationally. This creates peace of mind regarding the company’s sustainability and continuous existence, which often translates to job stability.

I find Sanlam offers a mature, performance-driven working environment. It provides a great platform for its employees to learn and grow.

Leon NaidooHEAD OF OPERATIONS: SANLAM SAVINGS AT SPF, HEAD OFFICE, BELLVILLE – 12 YEARS’ SERVICE

The respect for the individual and the focus on personal development is ingrained in Sanlam’s DNA. There are many opportunities for personal growth within the Sanlam Group and it’s just as much up to each individual as it is to the organisation to ensure career advancement and personal achievement.

We’re leaders in many areas of financial services in South Africa, but we’re also prudent and pragmatic in our approach.

Phuti MolabaBUSINESS ANALYST: SANLAM INDIVIDUAL LIFE, HEAD OFFICE, BELLVILLE – 11 YEARS’ SERVICE

I’ve always been impressed by the good work culture at Sanlam. My team feels like a family, as we celebrate each other’s special personal moments, such as birthdays.

We have a convenient range of stores on our premises so you don’t have to leave work in order to attend to life’s needs. I hope Sanlam continues to invest in our communities, especially in education.

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Amo MatjilaINVESTMENT ADMINISTRATION CONSULTANT: GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY – 2 YEARS’ SERVICE

Sanlam is the company I walked into straight after graduating from university. Since then, I’ve learnt the importance of teamwork, pride and integrity. Sanlam knows how to take great care of its employees – something that’s definitely a trait of being 100 years old.

Sanlam has been successful as a leader in the industry, but I believe it’s the culture of the company that’s brought it to where it is now.

Babalo MashiyaIT ARCHITECT: GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY – 10 YEARS’ SERVICE

In my time with Sanlam, I’ve spent two years at Head Office and eight years at Glacier.

Sanlam offers a pleasant work environment. There are ongoing initiatives and activities that promote good health and financial well-being for employees. The company also invests millions of rand in staff training and development, and one of Sanlam’s biggest strengths is its people and their can-do attitude.

Kritz CoetzeeBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER: TEAM SOUTH (COASTAL), SALES & DISTRIBUTION AT GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY – 28 YEARS’ SERVICE

I joined Sanlam in 1989 and can say that this company isn’t just an employer – it’s a family, a way of life. My wife Ursula joined in 1986 and has built a wonderful career. I can truly say Sanlam has been good to us as a family. We’re extremely proud to represent the company wherever we go.

You can only give more than 100% effort if you believe in the company and what it stands for. I spend so much time living the Sanlam culture. My love for my clients, intermediaries and all at Glacier means I have my dream job!

Client-centricity is in our DNA – it’s who we are. It would’ve been impossible to reach the 100-year mark as a company without caring for our clients and our people.

Duncan VergotineLEARNING & DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST: GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY – 10 YEARS’ SERVICE

Sanlam’s values, and more particularly, those of Glacier, stand out for me. The culture of the business is the reason why I’d recommend Sanlam. Client-centricity is one of our strengths and we continue to provide a high level of service to our clients.

Lally NaidooOPERATIONS MANAGER: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, TEAM NORTH (JOHANNESBURG), SALES & DISTRIBUTION AT GLACIER BY SANLAM – 30 YEARS’ SERVICE

Sanlam has a long heritage with strong values and a culture that we all hold dear and live by daily.

The company cares about and nurtures its employees’ personal, professional and social well-being.

The Sanlam culture motivates employees to have a sense of purpose and fulfilment in our jobs. It’s an honour and privilege to be part of this incredible organisation.

Leigh KöhlerHEAD OF RESEARCH AT GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY – 15 YEARS’ SERVICE

When I joined Sanlam I was an administrative assistant, fresh out of university.

Sanlam has strong values across the Group. These are tangible no matter where you’re located in the company. The culture of client-centricity, high performance and people development resonates everywhere. There’s also consistency between how the company treats its employees and how it treats its clients and business partners.

The company constantly creates and supports opportunities for professional and personal growth. It’s up to individuals to seize those opportunities to develop.

Lionel OwiesCLIENT SERVICE CONSULTANT: GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY, 14 YEARS’ SERVICE

Sanlam really cares for its employees and creates an environment in which one can grow and learn. It’s constantly investing in its people through various employee programmes and is a wonderful company with a long history. Its sound financial results every year create a sense of security.

Zareena NackerdienGROUP ACCOUNTANT: GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY – 3 YEARS’ SERVICE

I started out at Sanlam Group Reporting and moved to Glacier two and a half years later.

What I’ve found is that there are so many people representing different cultures. Diversity certainly is one of Sanlam’s greatest assets, and it’s a great company to work for.

The people are the company and they make this huge organisation feel not quite as huge! With its 100-year legacy, there’s so much knowledge that the larger Group can tap into.

Sanlam also has great initiatives in terms of employee development, which shows the company values its people and their career growth.

Yolanda du PlessisMANAGER: NEW BUSINESS AT GLACIER INTERNATIONAL, TYGER VALLEY – 17 YEARS’ SERVICE

When I started at Sanlam in 1999, the company was undergoing demutualisation and being listed on the JSE. I’ve worked in many areas and teams, but the longest was in Sanlam Collective Investments from 2002 to 2012 – the place where I grew the most, personally and professionally. I left Sanlam in 2012, but returned in 2014 as a Claims Support Manager at Glacier, before moving to Glacier International in 2015.

Sanlam has a diverse culture and allows employees to grow within their role as well as to expand their horizons through internal and external education and training. I admire Sanlam’s ‘people culture’.

Sibabalwe JongoloBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER: TEAM SOUTH, SALES & DISTRIBUTION AT GLACIER BY SANLAM, TYGER VALLEY – 6 YEARS’ SERVICE

In the time I’ve been at Sanlam, the company has really helped me to find myself in the corporate world. It’s also opened up opportunities I never even imagined when I started here.

Sanlam has a culture of nurturing its employees and allowing them to grow, as well as looking after their clients and always having their best interests at heart.

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Dorothy DaviesFINANCIAL PLANNER: SANLAM LEPHALALE, LIMPOPO – 36 YEARS’ SERVICE

I find it very reassuring to work in a company as transparent and true to its word as Sanlam.

It’s a company with entrepreneurial spirit that also reflects sound ethical values.

Advisers

Bharat DesaiSENIOR FINANCIAL PLANNER: BSD BLUESTAR FINANCIAL ADVISORY SERVICES, DURBAN – 30 YEARS’ SERVICE

In the event of death or a dread disease case, Sanlam has always paid my clients timeously without much difficulty, mostly within a month.

My clients have always been very impressed at the manner in which Sanlam has handled their claims. This helps to build a lasting relationship with clients based on sincerity and integrity.

My overall experience with Sanlam has been magnificent, with assistance and support second to none.

I would join Sanlam all over again without hesitation. However, my only regret is that I should have done it 10 years earlier!

Amos MchunuFINANCIAL ADVISER, EMPANGENI – 22 YEARS’ SERVICE

I’ve qualified for many national and regional Komkamps over the years and have met wonderful people both at Sanlam and among the clients I’ve written business to. I’ve built lasting relationships and it’s wonderful to know that I make a difference in people’s lives financially.

Sanlam offers products that are suitable for all types of clients and the company cares for both its employees and clients. Sanlam is well known and that makes it easy doing business in the field.

Praveen GopeeSENIOR FINANCIAL PLANNER AT PINNACLE BLUESTAR, DURBAN NORTH – 29 YEARS’ SERVICE

My experience with Sanlam has been a rewarding one, which has motivated me to continue as an ambassador for the brand. Sanlam is always abreast of market and legislative changes, and the company’s transparency makes it easier to do business with Sanlam.

I have peace of mind in providing Sanlam solutions to my clients as Sanlam has a solid track record for payment of claims. It also offers a wide range of products that are suited to the market and vary to suit the client’s lifestyle.

Judy van FredenFINANCIAL ADVISER AT FUTURE PLANNING BLUESTAR, E² SOLUTIONS, GAUTENG – 20 YEARS’ SERVICE

The company really takes care of its clients and walks that extra mile to make them happy.

Sanlam has the best name in the industry and is a fair company to do business with.

BrokersDavid MureriMANAGING DIRECTOR: RERIS INSURANCE BROKERS, POLOKWANE – 21-YEAR ASSOCIATION

In my years as a broker I’ve found it’s easy to do business with Sanlam because of its good products.

I’d recommend Sanlam to any of my clients because its products are tailor-made for people’s needs.

Professor Dilip GarachCEO: GARFIN PRIVATE WEALTH, EAST COAST REGION, DURBAN – 30-YEAR ASSOCIATION

Sanlam is a top insurance and investment company. It prides itself on developing innovative products and services and is considered a market leader in the financial services sector.

My practice has been doing business with Sanlam for nearly 30 years. It’s a progressive company with highly competent staff. The managers, technical and administrative staff are very pleasant and businesslike in attending to our client matters.

Arthur BerelowitzBROKER PRINCIPAL: THE ADVICE NETWORK INDEPENDENT, SUNNINGHILL, SANDTON – 7-YEAR ASSOCIATION

I find Sanlam to be an extremely professional outfit.

The staff are most approachable and they’re always there to listen. Service levels for them are of utmost importance and they certainly go the extra mile to deliver.

I continue to believe Sanlam is there to look after the client and to give them the best value offering, whether it be a service, return on investment, or risk cover. Sanlam is also extremely innovative and constantly bringing new products into the market.

Christien RallBROKER: WEALTH ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL ADVISORS, BLOEMFONTEIN – 23-YEAR ASSOCIATION

Sanlam takes the lead with technology and the company has easy systems to do business on. The service we get from the Sanlam Broker Distribution office in Bloemfontein is very good. We’re handled as individuals, and not just a number.

Sanlam is a solid company with a good reputation, great support and a very good claims experience. In my years with Sanlam I’ve never known a claim to be rejected.

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Clients

Dr Jose Fernandez ArenasMEDICAL DOCTOR AT NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 2 YEARS

I’m from Colombia but my wife Nicole and I live in Cape Town. I do work overseas, and for the past two years Sanlam has allowed me to make sure my wife is taken care of in the event of something happening to me. It gives me peace of mind while I’m working far away from home.

I see many uninsured patients every day who take great financial risks when they seek medical attention. Thanks to Sanlam I feel I have a real backup when a difficult situation arises.

I also have an investment with Glacier, giving me access to various unit trusts. Investing is an easy process, being as busy as I am, since I know Madri Jacobs of Brilliance BlueStar in Bellville, my personal financial planner, is taking care of every aspect and making the most of every cent I decide to save.

Johan du PreezMATIMBA PHARMACY, ONVERWACHT, LEPHALALE, LIMPOPO (CLIENT OF DOROTHY DAVIES) – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 9 YEARS

Dorothy, my Sanlam adviser, has made amendments to my insurance portfolio over the years, which have led to great value for me as a client.

In August 2017 I was diagnosed with a dread disease. A claim was submitted and within a few weeks, the dread disease cover paid out 100%.

The quality of the Sanlam brand is excellent and the service I’ve always received means a lot to me.

I’ll always be grateful that my adviser made all the amendments that she did. This is proof that she manages my wealth and well-being in an excellent manner.

Sanlam makes good on its personal promises.

Arona RossouwPRINCIPAL: SOLD PROPERTIES, LIMPOPO – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 8 YEARS

My experience is that Sanlam’s aim is to assist its clients to make informed decisions, be it personal or business related. Being in a business where you need to market your product yourself, it’s easy to recommend Sanlam to everyone.

JF MaphisaPENSIONER, ESIKHAWINI, KZN (CLIENT OF AMOS MCHUNU) – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 22 YEARS

I’ve been doing business with Sanlam since 1996 and am very happy with the service. It’s easy to do business with the company, especially if you have an adviser like Amos. He’s always available to sort out problems and advise me on my financial affairs. I’m a pensioner now and I know I’m well taken care of financially because my adviser keeps me informed.

Brokers

Jan HagenFINANCIAL PLANNER: MR JH HAGEN BELEGGINGS BK, DURBANVILLE, CAPE TOWN – 30-YEAR ASSOCIATION

In all my years of dealing with Sanlam, I’ve recommended Sanlam to all my clients because of the good service.

Avin SinghBROKER: COLBYCO INVESTMENT, UMHLANGA ROCKS, KWAZULU-NATAL – 38-YEAR ASSOCIATION

While I’ve been doing business with Sanlam for 38 years, the company I work for has dealt with Sanlam for 50 years.

The service is great and Sanlam has been consistently reliable.

André LindeEXECUTIVE CORPORATE FINANCIAL PLANNER: SUCCESSION FINANCIAL PLANNING, BOKSBURG – 38-YEAR ASSOCIATION

After all these years, the service is still excellent. I admire the good core values and knowledgeable staff all round. There’s also good back-office support and the staff live the company values.

D’shorne HumanMSc, CA(SA), GAUTENG – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 10 YEARS

I haven’t traditionally been the greatest fan of the retirement funding industry due to its original lack of transparency to clients, overstatement of product benefits and expectation of returns, and cost and penalty structures that deter the transfer of products, for example, retirement annuities, to more competitive players.

But in recent months I’ve become more comfortable with the flexibility Sanlam’s newer-generation products offer. In the time I’ve been with Sanlam, luckily I haven’t had to claim anything on a Sanlam product.

I had the pleasant opportunity of liaising with a Sanlam product specialist recently though, and her knowledge of the details and understanding of my query was truly impressive. When dealing with Sanlam, it feels like I’m working with ‘my kind of people’.

Hennie CoertzenUTISEC PTY LTD, PRETORIA – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 27 YEARS

Sanlam’s client service is excellent and the website is user-friendly, making it easy to do business with the company.

What I like most about Sanlam is its wide product range and ease of doing business.

Kavindran NaidooMANAGING DIRECTOR: PROTEA TRUCK AND BUS, CLAIRWOOD, KZN (CLIENT OF PRAVEEN GOPEE) – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 25 YEARS

It’s a pleasure doing business with Sanlam and it continues to provide excellent service. My Sanlam financial planner and his practice are professional at all times and go beyond the call of duty to assist. Praveen, Jyoti Gopee-Mothie and Kirti Gopee have a wealth of knowledge, which has helped my personal and business portfolio grow consistently while accumulating wealth.

Zleila DubaseDIRECTOR: AFROTEQ, CAPE TOWN – SANLAM CLIENT FOR 26 YEARS

My relationship with Sanlam has been a strong one over the years, during which I’ve progressed from a single to four or five products with the company. It’s a professional relationship that addresses my personal needs.

I’d recommend Sanlam and my financial adviser, Anne-Marie Vorster, because they have high standards. Sanlam is also sensitive to its clients’ interests.

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Sanlam’s centenary is a once-in-a-lifetime milestone and a point at which we should celebrate our numerous past achievements.

‘However, we need to focus on what we can do to ensure we endure and thrive for the next 100 years,’ says Group CEO Ian Kirk.

The bar has been set high and it will continue to be raised, he says. ‘That’s the reality for Sanlam as it is for every successful company. It doesn’t stop, nor should it.

‘We have the ball in our hands – now we have to run with it and each of us has to make this business fundamentally better than the one we’ve inherited.

‘We need to keep doing what we do well and take the company further. Yesterday’s game is over. We’re now playing in tomorrow’s game. It’s a team game – and a challenging one. Many others are trying to emulate Sanlam’s success, so we need to be on top of our game.’

‘We take our role and contribution to a stable financial system seriously and are committed to supporting financial resilience, well-being, prosperity and inclusion,’ Ian says. ‘We achieve this in a sustainable manner by creating shared value for our stakeholders.’

The profile, impact and influence of our different stakeholder groups has transformed over the 10 decades in line with the changing world. These changes in turn require new responses to changing economic, social and political environments. Over time, stakeholders’ needs and value perceptions have also changed, with Sanlam often in a position where our strategic decisions have to balance the interests of diverse stakeholder groups.

‘However, we remain true to our purpose of contributing to financial resilience and prosperity in all the markets where we’re present. We create financial prosperity through enhancing people’s ability to maintain financial independence beyond their income-generating capability.’

Strategic intentSanlam’s strategy has remained largely unchanged since 2003, with some refinements applied during the board’s review process this year. Our strategic intent of creating sustainable value for all key stakeholders remains firmly in place, underpinned by Sanlam’s vision to: • Lead in client-centric wealth creation,

management and protection in South Africa

• Be a leading pan-African financial services group with a meaningful presence in India and Malaysia

• Play a niche role in wealth and investment management in specific developed markets.

The world has changed beyond recognition over the past century. The pace of development is increasing exponentially, creating opportunities, presenting challenges and opening up ways to improve future prospects for all.

At Sanlam, the essence of our purpose hasn’t changed: to build a world of Wealthsmiths™ that supports people in living their best possible lives through financial resilience and prosperity at the individual, organisational and societal levels.

Sanlam is now one of the emerging markets’ largest internationally active insurance groups and a very important financial institution in South Africa. As one of the largest financial services groups in Africa, we’re a key pillar of the continent’s infrastructure – and our performance has a significant impact on the economies in which we operate.

• Transforming our employees to reflect the demographic profile of our client base and societies in which we operate

• Transforming our distribution channels and operations in line with technological and regulatory developments

• Most importantly, we need to transform everything we do in line with the changing needs and preferences of our clients.’

Sanlam’s strategy isn’t unique – however, it’s our ability to consistently execute on this strategy in a sustainable manner that has proven to be a key differentiator. It’s been a driver of success in the past and forms the foundation for Sanlam’s sustainable performance over the long term. This is a testament to the quality of our people and our staff’s alignment with the Group’s purpose.

‘We know what we need to do in the company and how to do it – and we have the people to do it. If we retain our focus and continue to adapt to the changing market conditions across all our operations, we’ll remain successful,’ Ian says.

Sanlam can look back proudly on a century of achievements. The challenge now is to plan and execute in a way that’ll safeguard our continued success for the next 100 years.

Ensuring a sustainable business

Four strategic pillars

‘Whereas our strategy was previously focused on five pillars, we’ve changed the emphasis so we now have four separate pillars, with transformation as a theme across all of them. We also make more explicit reference to client-centricity, resilience and innovation,’ Ian says.

These amendments don’t imply new focus areas, but embed current practice and sustainability more firmly in the strategy statement:• Create profitable top-line growth

through a culture of client-centricity • Enhance resilience and earnings growth

through diversification, including geographical presence, products, market segments and distribution platforms

• Extract value through innovation and improved operating and cost efficiencies

• Manage and allocate capital responsibly.‘The ability to continuously transform

so we remain relevant in a changing world is a key enabler that underpins all aspects of our strategy,’ Ian says. ‘We define transformation broadly to include: • Economic transformation to reduce

wealth inequality

‘Yesterday’s game is over. We’re now playing in tomorrow’s game. It’s a team game – and a challenging one. Many others are trying to emulate Sanlam’s success, so we need to be on top of our game.’

IAN KIRK

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