Business school directors in their own words
Business schools must show people the consequences of corruption. Illegitimate behaviour becomes legitimate through repeated practice
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
Henley Africa named the top business school in South Africa by corporate SA
Henley Business School Africa (Henley Africa) has been ranked the No 1 in the annual PMR.africa survey on Accredited Business Schools offering MBA...
Can we change South African capitalism from within?
What will post-capitalism look like in South Africa? Different again, and wildly unpredictable. What’s important for those of us involved in...
Is the UK too late to invest in Africa?
Prime Minister Theresa May has promised that the British government will invest £4bn in Africa.
Mindfulness in the digital age
Practising mindfulness reduces the filters we impose on ourselves. As we notice the world around us in a much richer and deeper way we start to...
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. Profit has to be extracted in such a...
Drumming up a new career outside of music
Henley’s Creative and Music is based on its standard MBA with extra days added to each module.
Business school directors in their own words – Financial Mail
Experts discuss the problems Business Schools face, such as the value of teaching ethics and new approaches to leadership.
Johnstone Makhubu is SARS new CFO – Business Report
#HenleyAfrica is proud of the recent SARS announcement of Henley Business School Alumnus Johnstone Makhubu as their new Chief Finanicial Officer.