Alan Knott-Craig is the founder and chairman of Hero Telecoms, a South African broadband network operator. He is a well-known tech entrepreneur, having founded seven companies since 2003, including the award-winning NGO, Project Isizwe. He is the editor of the 2008 bestseller Don’t Panic! and author of Mobinomics and 13 Rules for being an Entrepreneur. Knott-Craig was named as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2009, and Forbes listed him as one of the top 10 young Africans to watch in 2013. Alan Knott-Craig is the founder and chairman of Hero Telecoms, a South African broadband network operator. He is a well-known tech entrepreneur, having founded seven companies since 2003, including the award-winning NGO, Project Isizwe. He is the editor of the 2008 bestseller Don’t Panic! and author of Mobinomics and 13 Rules for being an Entrepreneur. Knott-Craig was named as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2009, and Forbes listed him as one of the top 10 young Africans to watch in 2013. John Tysoe was born in 1951. After graduating with an honours degree in philosophy from Nottingham University, he became an equity analyst in the City of London, focusing first on technology and later, telecommunications. John left the City in 2003 to form The Mobile World, specialising in providing accurate, comprehensive data about all aspects of the telecommunications industry. John has four children and lives in England. Alan Knott-Craig is the founder and chairman of Hero Telecoms, a South African broadband network operator. He is a well-known tech entrepreneur, having founded seven companies since 2003, including the award-winning NGO, Project Isizwe. He is the editor of the 2008 bestseller Don’t Panic! and author of Mobinomics and 13 Rules for being an Entrepreneur. Knott-Craig was named as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2009, and Forbes listed him as one of the top 10 young Africans to watch in 2013. John Tysoe was born in 1951. After graduating with an honours degree in philosophy from Nottingham University, he became an equity analyst in the City of London, focusing first on technology and later, telecommunications. John left the City in 2003 to form The Mobile World, specialising in providing accurate, comprehensive data about all aspects of the telecommunications industry. John has four children and lives in England. John Tysoe was born in 1951. After graduating with an honours degree in philosophy from Nottingham University, he became an equity analyst in the City of London, focusing first on technology and later, telecommunications. John left the City in 2003 to form The Mobile World, specialising in providing accurate, comprehensive data about all aspects of the telecommunications industry. John has four children and lives in England. Less