Executive Board Member | Online Marketing Webmaster | Johannesburg Press Club
Johannesburg | 2011 - present

Other

Talk Show Host | Anonymous On Air | 93.8 FM - Radio Midrand
Johannesburg | 2011 - present

Broadcast Media, Multimedia and Film

Host a talk show that provides information and support to people affected with alcoholism. Host the professional community who provide valuable advice and insight to listeners, as well as people in recovery who share their hope and experience in recovery.

Founder / National Acupuncture Detoxification Association of South Africa (NADA S.A.) | NADA S.A.
Johannesburg | 2010 - present

Medical, Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals

Managing Director | Acudetox Centre S.A.
Johannesbrg, South Africa | 2007 - present

Medical, Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals

Founder & Chief Executive Officer | Addiction Action Campaign
Johannesburg | 2006 - present

Social Development and Community Services

The Addiction Action Campaign is an activist organisation which lobbies the issue of addiction, in its entirety in South Africa.

University of Johannesburg

South Africa | 1990 - 1991

Retail Business Managment

Contributor | New lottery slammed as irresponsible | 2010

13 Sep 2009 ... The Addiction Action Campaign is organising a People Before Profits Protest March on 30 October; never before have the addiction industries ...

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Contributor | Bid to curb online gambling

25 Aug 2010 ... Warren Whitfield, Addiction Action Campaign CEO, congratulated the Gauteng Gambling Board, saying: "The problem is that you never know who ...

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Contributor | SA needs narcotics bureau

Police seized cocaine with a value of more than R300 million in Knysna in December in what is hoped could be a major breakthrough in cracking drug smuggling syndicates.

However, the Addiction Action Campaign has said it is not enough to stymie drug lords’ operations.

AAC CEO and founder Warren Whitfield said South Africa’s disbanded narcotics bureau should be introduced.

“Even with these drug busts that happen periodically, the fact is South Africa still does not have a national drug enforcement agency,” Whitfield said.

See this article at The Times.

Contributor | SA removes the poor and prostitutes from streets

18 May 2010... violated in the process of trying to put on a world event," Warren Whitfield, chief of Addiction Action Campaign, an advocacy group. ...says thats the human rights of our country's poor were violated..

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Johannesburg Press Club

Executive, 2011 - present