Learning how to break the mould
The Saturday Star,18th April 2020 – John Vlismas feature WHAT does a business do if it’s caught in the middle of a 21 Day lockdown? If your executive...
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Henley Business School announces it will share all virtual insights, learning, innovations and methods for free
JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday 31 March 2020 – HENLEY Business School Africa today announced that in order to support the transformation of South African...
Henley Business School switches to 100% virtual and online learning immediately
Henley Business School switches to 100% virtual and online learning immediately Today, in order to deal with the COVID-19 threat, the Minister of...
WE ARE busy destroying our planet
WE ARE busy destroying our planet. Last year, the United Nations released a devastating report based on three years’ research by more than 350...
In the absence of clear corporate communication, chaos reigns
IT’S SAID that sticks and stones can break your bones, but words can never hurt you. It’s not totally true. Communication, particularly...
HENLEY Business School Africa has partnered with the Mark Fish Foundation to reach out to farm workers through sport
4th March 2020, Johannesburg, South Africa. HENLEY Business School Africa has partnered with the Mark Fish Foundation to reach out to farm workers...
Not for the faint of heart, but compulsory viewing for all South Africans
IT’S a film that will shock you to your core, a story that will make sense of a lot of the inconveniences that have now become part and parcel of...
Henley Business School’s Centre for Coaching wins EMCC Coaching Award
The Henley Centre for Coaching has received the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) Coaching Award, in recognition of its impact and...
Time to shed light on Eskom’s failures and cut the fairy tales
When Eskom declared Stage 6 load shedding recently, South Africa convulsed in a state of incredible anger. It’s not that the lights had been cut off...
Changing the conversation on business, media and corporate activism on The Media online
Why did it take the firing of a finance minister to galvanise corporate South Africa to begin caring about the future of this country? asks legendary...