In Africa, career progression no longer follows a single path. Across the continent, professionals are navigating an expanding set of choices, from building ventures to pursuing structured learning. At the same time, the talent pool is growing rapidly. By 2050, one in four workers globally will be African, according to projections from the African Development […]
ALUSB Renews Membership with the Association of African Business Schools (AABS)
ALU School of Business (ALUSB) is proud to share that it continues to be an active member of the Association of African Business Schools (AABS), reinforcing its commitment to excellence in business education across the continent. As part of a prestigious network of 64 African members, the ALU School of Business (ALUSB) continues to foster […]
There’s a bigger story to be told about Africa
Emily Kinuthia ’22 is a marketing and communications guru that’s currently serving as the General Manager of Marketing, Communications and Citizenship at NCBA Group. But above all, Emily is a storyteller with a passion for Africa. We’ve had the privilege of sitting down with Emily to learn more about her decision to pursue an Executive […]
The Curious Pan African Leader: Reflections of an Executive MBA student in transformation
Author: Tinashe Nondo ’22 “We are resilient by virtue of being African. Even though there is turmoil, we need to get up, turn up and thrive.” – Saray Khumalo. We finally made it, our very first in-person intensive since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The weeks leading up to this momentous occasion were marred […]
3 Key Lessons for Budding African Entrepreneurs
Tips for budding entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship and innovation are critical to the success of Africa.
The Curious pan-African: Reflections of an Executive MBA Student | Part 3
Author: Tinashe Nondo ’22 The rest of the world’s standards are too low for us, we can’t do according to best practice but new practice.”- Dr Fred Swaniker During intensive 3, I was introduced to contemporary frameworks, had the privilege of gaining new allies whilst adding novel skills to my leadership toolbox. This intensive was […]
Graduation Reflections from the Class of 2021
As we get closer to the graduation day of the ALUSB Executive MBA Class of 2021, we caught up with some of the students to learn more about their Executive MBA highlights and next steps. Read on to discover more! Why did you decide to pursue an Executive MBA? “I wanted to grow career-wise, transform […]
3 Things To Look Forward To At This Upcoming Graduation
It is that time of the academic year where ALUSB will celebrate the completion of the Executive MBA programme. This year’s graduation will be extra special; for the first time in ALU history, the second cohort of ALU Rwanda’s inaugural class and our ALUSB Executive MBAs will be walking across the graduation stage together! Here […]
Post-Intensive Reflections of an ALUSB Executive MBA Student
Author: Tinashe Nondo ’22 Use your voice, choose your medium, change the narrative!”- Ndidi Nwuneli Intensive two marked the end of term one, a term in which my views on African leadership started to take a more optimistic turn. We started the week off on Sunday the 7th of March, with a talk led by […]
The ALUSB Executive MBA experience, as told by students
Most people want to know what the ALUSB Executive MBA experience is really like, so it’s only right to give students the opportunity to lead the conversation and address the questions that are most important to you! We recently sat down with a panel of our Executive MBA students to speak about their experiences at […]
