Corporate crashes affects jobs, suppliers and pensioners by dean Jon Foster-Pedley
Corporate crashes cost a lot of money
We get the leadership we deserve, unless we act by dean Jon Foster Pedley
The final lesson all business schools should be imprinting on the DNA of all their students is corporate activism; the responsibility to speak up in the face of bad business practices that do not just harm society but actually have catastrophic implications for the companies they work in.
Henley excels in Financial Times Executive Education 2018 rankings
16th May 2018, Johannesburg, South Africa. Henley Business School is now in 1st place in Africa for open and customised executive education for any business school accredited and based in Africa. It is also in the top 25 globally. Henley is delighted to share its excellent achievements in the Financial Times (FT) Executive Education Ranking…
Henley Improves In Financial Mail MBA Rankings
In the latest Financial Mail MBA rankings survey, Henley Business School Africa was rated one of four business school in South Africa that graduates would choose if cost were not an issue. The survey confirmed that employers view Henley as one of the top five business schools in South Africa, and out of nine personal…
Record Number of Henley Africa MBA Students Graduate
To date over 1100 students from Henley Africa have graduated with an MBA and we now have 60% of Henley’s global MBA students at this campus. – shares Adri Drotskie, MBA Director at Henley Africa A total of 107 Henley Business School Africa MBA students have graduated this year, the highest number ever, representing 62%…
Henley MBA Scholarship Recipient Wins BASA Awards
Working towards an MBA is no easy task but the knowledge gained is already benefiting my approach to business and strategy. I am hoping this has a direct impact on expanding our market and offering creative solutions, that positively impact the arts, to new and untapped clients. – shares The Coloured Cube managing director Mariapaola…
Leadership is Changing – Are Business Schools Keeping Abreast?
How will you as a leader work with diverse opinions and address possible assaults on values in global and globalising organisations? – asks Prof Theo Veldsman Two internationally recognised thought leaders teamed up with over 80 contributors to produce the most comprehensive and ‘biggest’ business leadership book ever published in South Africa, entitled ‘Leadership –…
The Lighter Side of the Guptas, Corruption, and Hate Speech with John Vlismas
We don’t believe in arguing, when arguing is actually a brilliant thing provided it is done in a healthy way. – shares Comedian and Social Commentator, John Vlismas, during this month’s LikeMind session Henley Business School – Africa MBA scholarship recipient John Vlismas puts a comical spin on the week’s news – from the Public…
Henley Launches Business Case Studies Covering Africa
Henley Business School Africa is launching a series of case studies covering businesses that were initiated in Africa and will be made available to anyone wanting in-depth African business case studies, which until now have not been easy to access. “There have been increasing requests from MBA students for case studies of successful businesses in…
Henley To Offer Record Number of Scholarships in 2018
Henley Business School Africa will be offering a record number of scholarships in 2018 that will cover its international MBA and executive education programmes. Dean of Henley Africa, Jon Foster-Pedley, said 2018 will see more scholarships than previous years and will include the Johnny Clegg Creative and Music MBA, the Dean’s MBA Scholarship as well…
