Articles & Magazine Featuring Alison
Discover a curated collection of online magazine features and news articles highlighting Alison Weihe’s insights, expertise, and thought leadership. These published pieces not only showcase her wisdom from years of experience as an entrepreneur and thought leader but also celebrate the launch of her book, Belonging: Finding Tribes of Meaning.
Through in-depth interviews and expert contributions, Alison shares her journey, valuable perspectives, and the lessons that have shaped her path. Explore these articles for inspiration and thought-provoking discussions on connection, leadership, and personal growth.
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CANVAS REBEL
We were lucky to catch up with Alison Weihe recently and have shared our conversation below. Alison, appreciate you joining us today. Let’s start with the story of your mission. What should we know? For sixty long years I battled the barking dog inside my head…
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L'OFFICIEL UK
Alison Weihe, founder of The Creative Stone Company, is an award-winning entrepreneur and influential figure in South Africa’s construction industry, known for her company’s design-driven approach, ethical integrity, and commitment to excellence.
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AUTHORITY MAGAZINE
Asa part of our series called “Making Something From Nothing”, we had the pleasure of interviewing Alison Weihe of The Creative Stone Company. Alison is a seasoned entrepreneur, after having helped to build up a successful company, encountering many roadblocks…
IOL
Navigating the tumultuous waters of entrepreneurship can often feel risk but for Alison Weihe, it has been a journey rich with lessons, resilience, and triumphs.
As the founder of The Creative Stone Company and author of the memoir “Belonging: Finding Tribes of Meaning”, Weihe has captured the hearts of many with her inspiring story of building an award-winning business from a modest shed in downtown Johannesburg.
The Table Read
On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Alison Jessica Weihe talks about her memoir, Belonging, that chronicles a journey of self-discovery, exploring themes of love, acceptance, and inspiration, during the turbulent journey of South Africa towards democracy.
Maverick Paradox Magazine
When we started our company 26 years ago, everyone laughed at us. “What do Friedel and Alison know about running a company?” They said.
L’Officiel
As we look toward 2025, a new class of leaders is emerging—individuals who are not content with simply managing the status quo but shaping it. These disruptive leaders are pushing boundaries, transforming entire industries, and setting a new pace for what it means to lead.
After careful consideration, we’ve selected ten standout figures whose bold approaches are reshaping the future of their industry and leadership. Their work goes beyond innovation; it challenges conventional thinking and creates lasting impact. Today, true leadership is measured by the ability to empower and drive change, and these 10, are the people worth paying attention to.
Showbiz Scope
The outcomes of the 7th South African general elections in May have given the country an opportunity for a reset. The electorate’s invocable call for a change in direction presented the nation with an opportunity that needs to be grabbed with both hands.
Tech Central
The outcomes of the seventh South African general election in May have given the country an opportunity for a reset. The electorate’s call for a change in direction presented the nation with an opportunity that needs to be grabbed with both hands.
The Bulrushes
The outcomes of the 7th South African general elections in May have given the country an opportunity for a reset. The electorate’s invocable call for a change in direction presented the nation with an opportunity that needs to be grabbed with both hands.
The Day Time Report
An anti-apartheid activist has published a deeply personal memoir of her journey of growth and self-discovery. Alison Weihe’s debut book – Belonging: Finding Tribes of Meaning – tells the inspiring story of her life and how she made the journey from a child who felt invisible during her upbringing in apartheid-era South Africa to being a political activist and eventually an award-winning entrepreneur.