I was in the HDPM (as it was known then ) class of 1980. I have forgotten the names of the ladies in this pic with me, but I remember they were nice ladies.
After WBS I got a nice job in personnel management at Premier Milling, and then later at the Institute for Industrial Relations.
In 1996 , I decided to leave the field of Industrial Relations and went into accounts.
I am still applying the learnings daily. I was part of the MAP 120 group. What a privilege to have been in this class of intelligent and committed Africans who are prepared to change Africa for the better. Prof Malikane, Dr Mosala, Mike and the marketing classes stood out as some of the best…
The MBA was truly a defining moment in my career!
Awesome Course, good as post Graduate, and overall experience was great…….Sets you up well for future career I felt…
At age 36, I was the oldest member of the 1976/77 full-time MBA class. What I lacked in youthful energy, I could make up with some 15 years of work experience. Two outstanding lecturers in particular come to mind. One was the Accounting lecturer Mr McGregor (I think his first name was Ivor) who came…
MBA Global Trip to China, Graduation Day & Graduation Dinner with Prof Alagidede!!! I want another MBA, I miss that place 🙂
“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts” Shakespeare.
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Oh wow Adrian. Great memory. You always impressed us with your knowledge of IR even as a student.
And the business school was only in the old house – it was small and spacious then.