Richard Manzini, MBA, 2018
Someday, I will make my parents proud. I promise.
Thank you, Lord.
Someday, I will make my parents proud. I promise.
Thank you, Lord.
The MBA program was a pivotal learning experience in my life, and I still draw on insights and tools that I learned.
Syndicate Group Work was central in fostering positive students peer influence to learning from and supporting one another. It has been the source of my attraction to WBS and I believe it to be one of the pillars to their academic successes and supremacy. The aptitude (psychometric) suitability test that we were subjected to for…
How fabulous to be treated like my opinions mattered and to be exposed to fascinating classroom discussion with a whole bunch of really sharp people. That is how I remember my year studying the HDPM (as it was called then) in 1987. Loet Douwes-Dekker was an absolute maestro in challenging the views of the class…
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…
One Memory that stands out, the Syndicate meetings before classes.
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