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Entrepreneur and regenerative business designer Ondine Hogeboom chose to treat her MBA research project as a strategic lever to develop the foundations for work that has since shaped global conversations on purpose-led enterprises.
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Self trust and the freedom to make bold choices.
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Tatenda Chikuku spontaneously decided to sign up for the inaugural African cohort of the Henley Global Executive MBA, and he says he has no regrets, only gratitude.
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The first business schools started as vocational schools, designed to teach practical skills for commerce, accounting and management.
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Henley MBA graduate Vimal Mammen believes that the MBA is like a long, memorable hike. It requires planning, consistency, and – most of all – the right support.
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Edwin Kriel excelled in career, fatherhood, and executive education, honouring his family by turning his success into theirs.
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Davina Mentoor balanced career, family, pregnancy, and an MBA, proving that resilience makes dreams possible.
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Freshlyground’s manager and co-founder, Simon Attwell, is proving that great leaders never stop learning - on stage or in the boardroom.
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Silindile Xaba has always wanted to run her own business, and now, studying the MBA at Henley is helping her do that even better.
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Adele De Vos-Porthen shares her insights with the UCT GSB’s Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice (PGDip MP).
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