Dialogue Circle
Complex times require out of the ordinary leadership
“The Dialogue Circle brings together the emerging and current leadership of South Africa to expand their vision and network. Participants from business, government and broader society gain a deep understanding of national issues and shared challenges. They leave the programmes as more influential leaders with the potential for greatness.”
- Gill Marcus, Governor: SA Reserve Bank
In today’s rapidly changing environment, organisations need to understand the challenges and opportunities in our fast moving national context. Through dialogue, experiential learning, field visits and guest speakers, Dialogue Circle Programmes look at the social, political, economic and cultural transformation underway in our society. Participants who use the opportunity become better able to lead their institutions through these complex times.
Dialogue Circle aims to
- create an understanding of the context in which leadership is exercised
- build leadership at all levels towards a common vision
- facilitate dialogue to allow different ideas for South Africa to grow
- build networks across diversity through the development of trust and optimism.
Applications for our 2010 Programmes close shortly. Apply now!
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Roelf Meyer:
The Dialogue Circle are thrilled to be working with Roelf Meyer, GIBS Honorary Professor since April 2009.
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Need more information? Please submit the Dialogue Circle request form.
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Recent News
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.
Social Entrepreneurship Fair:
The 13th of November saw the annual Social Entrepreneurship Fair being held at GIBS. This highly successful event showcased the innovative organisations involved in building our country while raising awareness about Social Entrepreneurship in South Africa.
Corporate executives and NGO leaders were among those guests who took the opportuninty to explore and interact with the various initiatives at the fair.
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