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Kathy Lewis, MBA, 1987
ByWBSComms“The MBA was indeed an occasion in my life!” I remember Buzz, the resident cat, who often adopted interesting poses at the front of the lecture theater while grooming himself. Mark Addleson once commented during an Economics lecture, “Cats have no sense of occasion!” The MBA was indeed an occasion in my life!
Melinda van den Berg, MAP, EDP & PDBA, 1980
ByWBSCommsFive WBS qualifications are more powerful than one.
Select Mphahlele, PDM, 2015
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ByWBSCommsThe Wits PhD has inspired me and given me the opportunity to attain greater heights.
