Best-selling author and strategist
Professor A.J ‘Lonnie’ Strickland will deliver an insightful seminar on
strategy at the Unisa Graduate School of Business Leadership (SBL) on
Tuesday, 12 May from 8h30 to 17h00. Entitled ‘The last 40 years of
strategy and the next 40’, the seminar will be followed by a networking
function.
Professor Strickland is well known
to strategy students and graduates as the co-author of the best-selling
strategy textbook worldwide, Crafting and Executing Strategy, now in its
20th edition and used in more than 900 universities including the
SBL in its Master of Business Leadership (MBL) programme.
Professor Strickland currently holds
the rank of John R. Miller Professor of Strategic Management in the Graduate
School of Business at the University of Alabama. He has been teaching there for
46 years and has seen over 20,000 students go through his classroom. He
has been awarded various accolades for his outstanding work and is also a
member of various honour leadership societies.
Strickland has gathered notable
experience in his business as well as his academic career. He has vast experience in consulting as well as executive
development training programmes in the strategic management area with a
concentration in industry and competitive analysis. He serves on several
corporate boards, focusing on boards where the company is going through
transition. In the international arena he has done extensive work in Europe,
the Middle East, Central America, Southeast Asia, Australia and Africa.
Prof
Strickland is the author of fifteen books and texts.
“We’re delighted to be able to offer
students and our business and public sector networks the opportunity to hear
from globally renowned thought leaders like Professor Strickland on
business issues,” says Dr. Renosi Mokate, SBL Executive Director
and CEO. “As a leading business
school, we’re developing vital skills that can be applied to the competitive
issues faced by South African businesses and exposure to international thinking
is an important part of this.”
The seminar is open to the public at
a registration cost of R3,500. Please contact Thina Gwiliza on (011) 652
0334 or gwilita@unisa.ac.za to book your place. More information can be found at www.unisa.ac.za/sbl.
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