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The Great Reset: Economic Development through Localisation The Nelson Mandela University Business School is pleased to launch the 2021 Business Recovery to Growth Webinar Series, which aims to bring together expertise on economic growth and development. We acknowledge the role of localisation as an enabler for economic growth. To find out how South Africa can grow and advice on how to grow local business for recovery and get ahead, we invite you to join our (live) Webinar series and learn from our panel of local and international experts how to turn around the economy, your business and bring about prosperity for all.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Nelson Mandela University Business School Research Associate appointed President of BEN-Africa

What is in a name? The Nelson Mandela University Business School would like to congratulate each and every one of its April 2020 Graduates. May you be true leaders of tomorrow, personifying the leadership values of our University’s namesake.

Professor Chris Adendorff of the Nelson Mandela University Business School, who specialises in Future Studies has been appointed by President Ramaphosa to the Presidential Commission on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).

As the first building in the education or public sector to achieve a “4 Green Star design rating” from the Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA), Nelson Mandela University Business School believes in sustainability and looking after the environment in which it operates in.

Dr Nelson Mandela said: “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” At NMMU Business School we truly believe this as we endeavour to mould ethical business leaders for tomorrow.

Business executives from in and around Nelson Mandela Bay will be addressed by business leaders from international companies such as Standard Bank and AngloGold Ashanti at the annual Nelson Mandela Bay Leadership Summit, which takes place on 28 June 2017 in Port Elizabeth at the Boardwalk International Convention Centre.