Henley Business School Africa sponsors Bright Spark Foundation soccer kit
On Saturday, 19 September 2020, two teams of young soccer players took to the field to practice their soccer skills in Henley Business School Africa...
Articles
Henley Business School profile as voted #1 MBA Business School for 3rd year
1. What does the HENLEY “brand” represent? We build the people who build the businesses who build Africa, which is about making world class education...
Combatting corruption in South Africa depends on three pillars, says experts on Henley and SABSA panel
Published 08 September 2020, Bizcommunity Combatting corruption in South Africa depends on three pillars: ending the bipolar myth of good private...
Loyiso Bala has done it – and the world is his oyster
Published 11 September 2020, Bizcommunity Loyiso Bala has done it – just like he said he would four years ago. He’s finished his MBA, four years...
Back-to-work rules – with red-card penalties for all – are essential to become Covid-19 pandemic proof
Published 11 September 2020, Daily Maverick After surviving one of the longest lockdowns in the world, but with the concomitant cost to the economy...
Don’t lose faith in police, Mathapelo Peters hopes MBA will help steer this message
TimesLive, 20 August 2020 Hidden Hero – Mathapelo Peters MATHAPELO Peters never wanted to study commerce. The first time she went to university, it...
Executive development
Guided by passion in her mission to empower women
Linda Buckley is guided by two driving passions: to make sure that learning truly lands and that women can learn to stand in their own truth. The...
Henley calls on Hidden Healthcare Heroes to apply for Scholarships
The award-winning Henley Business School, internationally triple-accredited, is recognised as one of the best business schools in the world for...
Re-skilling yourself
JoburgToday TV spoke to dean Jon Foster-Pedley about re-skilling yourself during the COVID-19 pandemic and how critical this is. Watch the interview...
Business schools bid farewell to their ‘viral virginity’
Business schools have lost their “viral virginity” and will never go back to working the way they did before Covid-19, says Jon Foster-Pedley, dean...