In this edition of CEO MAGAZINE, we speak to Parmi Natesan, Chief Executive Officer, about the increasingly important role of governance, the complexity of effective governance in a fast-paced world, the importance of engaged boards and the ultimate value that governance adds to a company.

Succession planning in South Africa | Destigmatizing mental health | Strandloper Boutique Ocean Hotel wins World Luxury Hotel  Award | Peugeot 2008 wins SA Car of the Year Award | FREE SEAT for the 9th Annual BrainAthon with John Assaraf inside - Change your brain. Change your income

Celebrating our African Olympians | Humanitarian projects through Africa | Welcoming Super Sema from Kenya | Driving digital transformation | SA Car of the Year Finalists 

Interviewing Amma Frimpomaa Dwumah the Managing Director of SIC Life Savings and Loans, as she shares her views on the importance of Covid impact to the banking | Rock Your Product Exclusive Event coming to Africa | The Latest Covid Ivermectin Report | POPIA Schools to face penalties | Test driving the new Peugeot 2008

We chat to Lucy Akua Kyerede Quainoo, director for MEL Consulting, Ghana | MIW & Titans Awards Submission entry forms inside | ABX Launches in Africa | Educating remote workers on Cybersecurity
| Test drive the BMW M441i Coupe

In this edition of CEO MAGAZINE, we speak to Videsha Proothveerajh, Chief Executive Officer, LexisNexis South Africa, about business disruption, the complexity of leadership in a fast-paced world, millennials in the workplace and the value her company seeks to add to business.

This edition of CEO Magazine explores how local government is being given a voice by the United Cities and Local Governments and how Africa should realise its innovation potential and harness its power. The issue dwells on business interrupters, banking regulations and how to cultivate a positive organisational culture. As per the norm, your regular lifestyle articles serve to inform you what is hot and that which is not as far as wheels and technology are concerned. 

In addition to your favourite sections of CEO Magazine, this issue is packed with thought provoking content that will leave you all the wiser. Human resources, leadership tenets and intellectual property matters are explored at length. The magazine explores how Toyota is overcoming market hurdles and a whole lot more in your apex business to business publication.

In this edition Chief Executive Officer at Bombela Concession Company Andre van Rensburg talks about the complexities and successes associated with the Gautrain rail system. We get a perspective on the value of a MBA and meet a CEO who believes in achieving success no matter what the economic climate.

In this edition of CEO magazine Jaresh Maharaj, CEO, Indra Technology South Africa shares his perspectives on how his organisation partners with its clients to ensure success. We also get tips on the role personal branding plays in the workplace and take a closer look at the damage illicit financial flows wreak on developing countries.

In this issues the CEO of Ontario Energy Holdings, Nico Oosthuizen shares his view on the importance of creating a sustainable and cost effective energy mix for South Africa. We also learn more about the power of online education and the importance of customer service as an strategic differentiator.

Amidst a fast evolving ICT SECTOR, Puleng Kwele, CEO of Broadband Infraco discusses the slow pace of gender transformation and the need for more innovative business  models in the sector. In keeping with current trends, we take a deeper look into the ‘must know’ tax issues for 2016, the security landscape, cloud computing and how to optimise costs in a digital business age.

Johannesburg is a city at work. In this edition Executive Mayor Parks Tau shares the challenges of keeping a world class city going and gives us insight into the greening strategy the city has adopted. We also get an early look at the new BMW 7-series and get a variety of perspectives on the impact that technology makes in the business supply chain.

In this edition serial entrepreneur Sharon Tshabalala shares her vision for the future of education. We get a fresh perspective on how the South African government is tackling the technical skills shortage and building diverse economic opportunities.

In this issue the Director General of the Department of Public Enterprises shares his perspective on growth opportunities for South Africa. We look at how companies are responding the skills shortage and take a look at the importance the private healthcare sector. 

While our resident test driver also shares his perspectives on the Land Rover Discovery Sport we give you some insight into what we believe is hot or not.

The leadership team at WestconGroup Southern Africa share their perspectives on the evolution of the ICT solutions market.

Poverty: A Multi-dimensional Challenge:Dr Vuyelwa Nhlapo shares her views on the ongoing challenges of poverty eradication; the challenges that resource shortages pose, the multi-dimensional aspects of poverty and the negative influence it is having on our youth.

Transforming Business for Success:Norman Hornby, Chief Executive Officer of Crawford & Company South Africa, and Mpho Mahanyele, Chedza CEO and Crawford and company Group Executive Director, reflect on the transaction that has made Crawford & Company South Africa the first fully black-owned loss adjusting, and risk management and associated services, company in the country.

Successful Significantly:The Vaal University of Technology (VUT) achieved much in the 10 years since it made the transition from a technikon into a University of Technology. Professor Irene Moutlana, Vice Chancellor and Principal of VUT and Busani Mabunda, Chairperson of the VUT Council discuss staying at the forefront of leading edge technologies, innovation, and bridging the skills gap.

A Collective Mandate: What will bring about South Africa's industrialisation is often a topic for debate. Mike Mabukayakhulu, MEC: KwaZulu Natal Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs shares his views

As South Africa has just celebrated two decades since the dawn of democracy, it’s timely that this issue of CEO Magazine reflects on the achievements of the many stellar organisations that have been vital to the change that has occurred in South Africa’s business landscape during this time. These include the Black Management Forum and the Metal and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council amongst others. This issue also sees the inaugural edition of the Supply Worx supplement which provides an in-depth look into the freight forwarding sector as well as the road freight industry in particular.

Success and excellence in business are not measured by excelling at what you and your organisation do well. However, it is about keeping up with trends and events across industries; knowing what your peers are doing and how you can get better. This edition of CEO Magazine offers such a platform through showcasing best practices from organisations in various sectors. From global technology companies to a restful bush experience, this issue is the total package. The regulars explore fresh perspectives on leadership, health and leisure which make for a compelling and informative read for any business executive.

Replete with rich content, this issue of CEO Magazine explores various business topics which range from digital strategies to eroding profits as a result of employee absenteeism. Regular contributors give yet another dose of fresh perspectives with respect to leadership, health and leisure. This is yet another world class publication which has become synonymous with the CEO stable of magazines.

The first edition of 2014 is replete with high quality content that comes as standard with CEO Magazine. Without taking a bias towards the export sector, we explore the inner workings of the government’s export insurance agency concomitantly examining how the country can grow its export potential in the midst of challenges. Replete with organisations that excel in their own sectors, this issue boasts of thought provoking, thought leadership articles which are a must read for all business leaders. The regular contributors always provide a fresh expert perspective on various issues ranging from health and leadership. For the executives whose soft side is the finer things in life, there are articles on what to drive, or even where to drive to, while taking a break from a hectic schedule.

This edition of CEO Magazine takes you on a journey of discovery as different organisations share their different successes. From the science institutions to multinational technology companies and labour organisations, this issue is the whole package. The regular columns are not as regular as they provide a fresh perspective on a wide array of issues ranging from urbanisation challenges and the path of least resistance for hackers. A riveting must read edition to expand your business and knowledge horizons.

From West Africa to issues on empowerment and business security, this edition of CEO magazine explores local and international business trends in depth. In addition to the informative contributions from regular contributors on health, leadership and business in general, this edition has a wide array of reviews on the latest top-of-the-range vehicles.

This edition of CEO Magazine is filled with a plethora of articles on business topics that will broaden your horizons. The Effectiveness Company shares its experiences on how it strives to be effective for its clients.

South Africa\'s custodian of the country\'s exclusive economic zone: the maritime sector is undergoing major transformation and we go behind the scenes to discover how this is being done. Empowerment, in all its forms, and motoring are topics that are covered at length in the magazine. Our regular contributors have not disappointed either; dwelling on everything from leadership to making healthy choices.

Executive: Office of the CE & Event Coordinators Bonita Brown bonitab@ceomag.co.za. Event Coordinators Kholofelo Kutumela kholofelok@ceomag.co.za. Journalists Shalane van Rensburg shalanev@ceomag.co.za.

Few people will argue with the assertion that the evolution of workplace technology has brought numerous productivity benefits to companies. The rise of technology, particularly during the last two decades, has transformed the way we work to such an extent that most of us are at a complete loss when our technology is on the blink. Presently a range of new technologies are emerging that allow for the digital monitoring
of individuals. While these technologies can certainly contribute to enhancing productivity and can be vital tools for highlighting pressure points in an organisation’s process flow however it can undermine effective leadership ouputs. It is becoming especially vital for leaders around the world to react to this age of elevated connection by understanding how people interact. In this edition, read about community engagement from a wildlife perspective, supporting South Africa to meet its developmental responsibilities and propelling change implementation.

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CEO Magazine South Africa - Volume 20 Issue 4

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