Stefan Swanepoel

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Stefan Swanepoel
Born January 5, 1958 (1958-01-05) (age 54)
Naroibi, Kenya, Africa
Alma mater University of Pretoria
Occupation New York Times best-selling author
Spouse Era Zarita Swanepoel
Children 2 sons (Tinus and DJ)
Parents Dr. Z Swanepoel and the late Monica E. Swanepoel

Stefan J. M. Swanepoel (born January 5, 1958 in Kenya), is an American business executive, author and motivational speaker. His books have been listed on the New York Times [1] and Wall Street Journal[2] bestseller lists.

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[edit] Education

Swanepoel holds a bachelor’s degree in science from the University of Pretoria, a Master's degree in Business Economics from the University of Johannesburg, and diplomas in arbitration, mergers and acquisitions, real estate, computer science and marketing.

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Swanepoel has penned 20 books and reports, including Surviving your Serengeti: 7 Skills to Master Business and Life. This is a business fable using the Serengeti migration as a parable for the challenges of life.

His Swanepoel Trends Report is an annual analysis of the changes and trends impacting the real estate business. His comments on how these trends affect real estate agents and consumers have been widely published.[3] In 2006, Swanepoel cautioned that too many agents were entering real estate,[4] while in 2007, he declared “new business models and paradigm shift” as one of the fundamental business trends in the industry.[5]

These "new paradigm" companies are spawned largely by new technology, including consumer access to information that was once available only to real estate agents, such as multiple listing services.[6]

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