New research from Henley Business School Africa and Risk Insights looks at how JSE-listed companies are ‘walking the talk’ regarding ESG and reveals that few see it as a way to build competitive advantage.

The most basic principle in business is that nothing happens until somebody sells something. Yes, business is all about sales to generate revenue, whether it’s the sale of a product or a service.

Executives leading organisations across public and private sectors are faced with immense challenges in understanding how technology can impact governance and strategy in their organisations.

As extreme weather continues to batter Africa, weather service organisations from around the world attended a ground-breaking training programme, hosted by Henley Africa.

Diversity in the workplace: how it affects the bottom line.

ESG – environmental, social and governance – has become a widely adopted business term. Major institutional investors increasingly expect organisations in which they invest to uphold ESG principles.

Scepticism of annual gatherings such as the recent Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Egypt is increasing. They just seem to produce more hot air and intangible policies like ‘carbon border tariffs’.

South Africa is alive with strong examples of CEOs who are having a profound impact on their business sector and society as a whole.

The overlooked problem of recycling solar panels could result in an environmental hazard in 30 years’ time.

Business schools have been enablers of the status quo, can they now lead the change that is needed to avert climate collapse?