Overview
The capacity and insight to lead complex societiesWe work with a broad range of leaders and hosts strategic dialogue to resolve the most urgent and complex South African and global challenges.
Success in countries in transition requires a new generation of leaders who have the capacity and insight to lead their businesses, public institutions and social enterprises in an increasingly complex world.
Participants leave our programmes with new knowledge, motivation and the networks to create change in their own organisations and beyond.
“Through our programmes and partner projects we are excited to work
with you and your institutional leaders to learn to lead in exciting times and
to transform our societies for organisational and public benefit.”
Roelf Meyer – GIBS Fellow
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Recent News
ImagiNation
In exploring the theme of 'History and Self', ImagiNation delegates engaged in an experiential day with visits to The Voortrekker Monument, Vlakplaas and The Apartheid Museum. This powerful day allowed delegates to develop their social and political awareness in order to assist in the making of strategic decisions within their organisations.
Nexus IX
Nexus delegates took part in an intense two-day seminar around the theme of 'Identity and Diversity' in late March. With a visit to Constitution Hill, intimate conversations with individuals with powerful stories to tell around identity, deep dialogue and facilitated workshops, delegates were challenged and inspired to consider the various ways in which their identities are constructed in this complex country.
Spirit of Youth Opening Seminar
Over 150 Grade 11 and 12 learners, from schools across Gauteng, were welcomed onto the GIBS campus on 30 January 2010 for the opening of their Spirit of Youth Programme. The theme of "Race and Identity - Does it still matter in South Africa?" involved a visit to the Apartheid Museum, interaction with top speakers Prof Nick Binedell, Kojo Baffoe and Antoinette Sithole as well as facilitated small group conversations around this important theme and its implications for the leaders of tomorrow.
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