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UCT GSB’s EMBA ranked 31st globally for Overall Satisfaction by the Financial Times
The UK’s Financial Times has placed the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (UCT GSB) among the best EMBAs in the world for alumni satisfaction in its new 2024 rankings, with more than 92% of EMBA alumni from the UCT GSB reporting that they were happy with their degree.
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How the rules that govern our economies can change
Impact investing offers a promising solution to address the world’s social, environmental, and economic challenges. By merging financial returns with measurable positive impacts, it’s reshaping how we think about investment. However, achieving the balance between profitability and true societal impact isn't always easy. This article delves into the complexities of impact investing and how we can rethink the rules to build more sustainable economies.
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UCT GSB Welcomes Prodigy Finance's Blended Finance Programme
Prodigy Finance has launched a groundbreaking Blended Finance programme aimed at providing African students with greater access to international education. This initiative aligns with the UCT Graduate School of Business's mission to empower Africa’s future leaders, offering an innovative financing solution that breaks down financial barriers and fosters diverse, globally minded leadership across the continent.
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Breaking Barriers to Sustainable Finance
From navigating infrastructure challenges to meaningful finance, Bruce Jelley shares his experiences and insights about the MCom in Development Finance at the UCT Graduate School of Business, and how it is reshaping the way South African developers approach sustainability.
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Alumni Reunion Weekend 2023: A celebration of learning, connection, and inspiration
Each year, the ARW is not just about reminiscing but also about reigniting that spark for continuous learning and growth – a golden opportunity to reflect on where you've been, recharge with new knowledge, and reimagine where your career and life can take you next. This event is a cornerstone of the UCT GSB’s proud foundations. A time for alumni to reaffirm their place in a global network of change-makers and leaders.
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Small Holder Farming Value Chains in Africa
To create inclusive value chains that truly benefit smallholder farmers, companies need the willingness to challenge themselves, to develop new capabilities, and to reevaluate how they define value. Senior lecturer at the UCT GSB Annika Surmeier co-authors a thought-provoking piece
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Three lessons for employers from the CEMS The Future-Forward Workforce report
The CEMS Master in International Management programme is a launchpad to an international career. But these careers are evolving as new generations of graduates with new attitudes and ideas are entering the workforce. We take a look at the findings of a recent CEMS workplace research report, and what it means to future leaders and their employers.
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From Botswana to South Korea: Neelo Gopolang's CEMS MIM journey
Neelo Gopolang shares her experience of embarking on the CEMS Master in International Management at the UCT Graduate School of business – from navigating global business challenges through cultural understanding to highlighting the value of learning from successful entrepreneurs and leaders in other countries.
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EMBA24’s immersive journey into the hustle and heart of Nairobi
In April 2024, EMBA24 students embarked on a trip to Nairobi, exploring the vibrant culture, economy, and entrepreneurial spirit of Kenya. From engaging with local businesses to understanding the impact of social enterprises, the experience provided valuable insights into the GSB’s vision of better African leadership.
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The Development Activist
From humble beginnings to pioneering public leadership – Pati Kgomo's journey in development finance started with various positions in local government, progressed to position with the Development Bank of Southern Africa, and was honed by a Master’s in Commerce specialising in Development Finance at the UCT Graduate School of Business. Her remarkable achievements are a testament to the power of altruism, education, and a passion for sustainable development.
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