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Dr Catherine Duggan, formerly the vice dean for strategy and research at the African Leadership University in Rwanda and member of faculty at Harvard Business School, has been appointed as the new director of the UCT GSB.
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In thanks and recognition of service given by frontline Healthcare workers in SA during COVID-19, Henley Africa is offering a number of full-fee scholarships, each worth R60,000, for the Higher Certificate in Management Practice.
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SAICA and ABASA have collaborated with FNB and Fetola to help small business customers with pro-bono professional services.
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Dr Camaren Peter, associate professor with the Allan Gray Centre for Values-Based Leadership at the UCT Graduate School of Business, speaks about the challenges posed by the global COVID-19 pandemic.
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If your workplace has turned rather hostile due to COVID-19 panic, you’re not alone.
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Kindness seems to be in the air at the moment. We all sense that kindness is good, but at this critical juncture in our national life, is there justification for seeing kind acts as a way to help turn around conflicted societies like ours?
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The coronavirus pandemic is causing heavy financial losses across industries - but that doesn’t mean entrepreneurs need to hold back until the economy recovers.
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This September, Henley Business School Africa and Raizcorp will be offering the first-ever SAQA-accredited Higher Certificate in Management Practice for Entrepreneurs.
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Right-sizing – checking the relevance of value propositions, repurposing resources and filling gaps in customer needs – should not be overlooked as a route to longer-term sustainability.
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Advertising spend is down across almost all sectors as a result of the Covid-19 lockdown, as companies redirect funds to keep their businesses afloat and help employees stuck without an income.
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The Toyota Wessels Institute for Manufacturing Studies (TWIMS) in partnership with the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) is offering ten scholarships for the 2020 intake for the GIBS/TWIMS MBA manufacturing focus.
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Finance is the very pillar of business. Or, as Professor Kalu Ojah of Wits Business School puts it, it is the "blood in the veins" of all corporate and state-owned entities.
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