Henley MBA Dean’s Creative Industries scholarship awarded to Alexander Leibner
26 May 2021, Johannesburg, South Africa. MEDIA entrepreneur Alexander Leibner has been awarded the Dean’s Creative Industries Scholarship to study his executive MBA at Henley Business School Africa. It’s full circle for the seasoned media-man who started his media career while he was still at high school, broadcasting on campus radio at Rhodes Music Radio…
Henley Business School Africa: taking virtual learning to a new level
The Star, Pretoria News, Cape Times and The Mercury (Independent Newspapers, Business Report), 28 May 2021 COVID-19 is not just the greatest global public health crisis in living memory; it has also caused the greatest disruption to life as we knew it. One of the first main weapons deployed in fighting the pandemic was to,…
Walking the milestones to achieve your goal during lockdown
BizCommunity, 7th May 2021 JAPIE Wentzel is about to graduate with his executive MBA. This is no ordinary degree, it’s the culmination of a five-year journey that began with some harsh truths and some even tougher lessons. “I’ve been in IT my entire working life. I’m a tech geek, there’s not much you…
Get used to it, telemedicine is here to stay
The Citizen, 20th April 2021 by Hein Kaiser It’s already started with online doctor’s appointments in lockdown. The Covid-19 pandemic has not just changed the way we work and play, it has fundamentally impacted the manner and means by which people communicate, engage, shop and enjoy entertainment. More than a year of lockdown and restrictions…
Henley Business School Africa believes in real-life, real-time and relevant action learning
Independent Newspapers, MBA Feature – The Star, Pretoria News, The Mercury, The Cape Times 23rd April 2021 THERE are always two questions when it comes to a discussion about a Master of Business Administration (MBA). The first one is existential – What’s the point?. The answer is simple. An MBA degree is vital because it…
Rubbish in, rubbish out: On its own, raw and uninterpreted, data means nothing.
Daily Maverick, 20th April 2021 AS WE MOVE ever further over the threshold into the new normal of a COVID 19 world, we are awash in data. There are algorithms that work out what we like, fed every time we click on a website or ‘like’ something on social media. Artificial intelligence knows more about…
Henley MBA student Collen Mashawana is helping build communities during a pandemic
THERE are many aspects to the Henley Executive MBA that make it stand out from every other MBA programme offered on the continent, not least the fact that it is the only international MBA offered in South Africa. But there are two other aspects that are extremely close to Henley Africa dean and director Jon…
Medical doctors are making the transition to virtual medicine and digitise their practices
SOUTH Africa’s clinicians have been amazing during the COVID pandemic, but they haven’t been backed by the same level of material and logistical support says Dr Peter Cruse. Now Cruse, a former chief of pathology at Groote Schuur Hospital and former professor of anatomical pathology at the University of Cape Town, is leading South Africa’s…
