Posts Tagged ‘Africa’
High wire act: The reinvention of African business schools to amplify their impact
Should African business schools be turning their focus inwards to tackle the continent’s most significant problems or outwards, to compete against the best-ranked schools in the world?
Read MoreUn MBA africano adecuado al propósito
Hayley Pearson explica el razonamiento detrás de un gran replanteamiento de uno de los principales programas de MBA en Sudáfrica
Read MoreAn African MBA fit for purpose
Hayley Pearson explains the rationale behind a major re-thinking of one of South Africa’s leading MBA programmes.
Read MoreBuilding client-centricity for growth in Africa
Standard Bank is a global financial services organisation, headquartered in South Africa with a footprint in 20 African countries. It is one of the largest banks in South Africa and employs more than 49,000 people globally.
Read MoreAfrica: The management education challenge
How will the competitive environment in African management education evolve over the next ten years?
Read MorePlanting the seeds of change
Lea Stadtler and Gilbert Probst describe how the Ethiopia Commodity Exchange came into being and the lessons it holds.
Read MoreManagement in Africa
How can African business schools best serve the often unique needs of African businesses and people? Moustapha Mamba Guirassy gives one example from Senegal that may serve as a guide.
Read MoreAfrican futures
Derick de Jongh, believes that South Africa and the continent generally are on the verge of a huge explosion of growth, fuelled by abundant natural resources. But, he tells George Bickerstaffe, that he is worried that sustainability may get lost in the process.
Read MoreDoes Africa need an “African” management education model?
Howard Thomas, Michelle Lee, Lynne Thomas and Alexander Wilson ask if Africa can (and should) develop its own style of management education.
Read MoreWhat does it mean to be an “African” business school?
Piet Naudé describes how a rethink of African business schools could impact global business education.
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