Reimagining South Africa – Dr Mamphela Ramphele
Dr Mamphela Ramphele and Jon Foster-Pedley discuss what must be done in order to achieve our incredible potential. Don’t miss this important conversation.
DetailsBusiness school directors in their own words
27 JULY 2018 – 12:03 DAVID FURLONGER Picture: THINKSTOCK Experts in the field discuss the problems schools face, such as the value of teaching ethics, new approaches to leadership and management, the need for “spiritual intelligence”, entrepreneurship in the informal sector, making a difference to society and sensitivity to African development initiatives. • Owen Skae, director, Rhodes…
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The role of business schools in creating ethical leaders
Corruption and collusion are poisoning SA. Business schools have a critical role to play in creating honest, transparent leadership 01 OCTOBER 2018 – 10:53 JON FOSTER-PEDLEY Once upon a time we were appalled when the minister of health squandered R15m on the musical Sarafina 2. That was 1995. Today, we wince and brace for more bad…
DetailsHenley Africa named the top business school in South Africa by corporate SA
Out of the 18 business schools rated in 2018, Henley Africa achieved the highest ranking on a mean score of 8.23 out of a possible 10.
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AI will give workers back two weeks a year, says research
New research from Henley Business School has revealed that ‘AI assistants’ will give British workers over two working weeks back every year by 2030. The research, released yesterday at Henley’s second annual World of Work conference, showed that artificial intelligence (AI) assistants could give workers back twelve working days a year by taking on a weekly…
DetailsCan we change South African capitalism from within?
Henley Business School Africa Dean Jon Foster-Pedley The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), a 35-strong group of mostly advanced economy countries, has a cool tool with which you can compare stats about its members. The Better Life Index (BLI) is an attempt to move conversations about national wealth aware from the overly broad…
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Is the UK too late to invest in Africa?
Profit is not intrinsically bad, but profit for profit’s sake alone is not just bad it’s unimaginably damaging.
DetailsMindfulness in the digital age
Mindfulness helps strip away the filters we have put up around us in a structured way
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Profit for profit’s sake alone is not just bad, it’s unimaginably damaging
Profit is not intrinsically bad, but profit for profit’s sake alone is not just bad it’s unimaginably damaging.
DetailsDrumming up a new career outside of music
“The doors that have been opening have been astounding, the MBA alumni network incredible and the outcomes for me, from personal development to self-awareness, incredibly powerful.” he says.
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