Johannesburg 2015
The first MaKi Media Conference in South Africa will be held in Johannesburg, bringing together the best in the African continent’s business education coverage.
This event will include editors and reporters from the leading local and regional media such as Mail & Guardian, Business Day, Financial Mail and Africa Business, and international publications such as the Forbes, Bloomberg, The Guardian and Reuters.
Thanks to our Sponsors
Participating Institutions
Association of African Business Schools - AABS
CEMS (Global Alliance)
Chicago Booth (USA, UK)
Cuttington University (Liberia)
EFMD (Belgium)
Gordon Institute of Business Science (S.Africa)
IE Business School (Spain)
MDE Business School (Ivory Coast)
Meru University of Science & Technology (Kenya)
Oxford - Saïd (UK)
Rhodes Business School (S.Africa)
South African Business School Association - SABSA
Strathmore Business School (Kenya)
Univ of Botswana (Botswana)
Univ of Stellenbosch Business School (S.Africa)
Wits Business School (S.Africa)
Itinerary
Monday October 5th
Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS), 26 Melville Road, Sandton, Johannesburg
9:15am Registration for conference with coffee, fruit and pastries
9:30am Welcome from MaKi Conference Organizers
9:45am Welcome from Nicola Kelyn, Dean of Gordon Institute of
Business Science
10:00-11:45am Best Practices Session I
Barak Cerff, QS
Challenges, solutions and trendspotting for business education communications
12:00 - 1:00pm Lunch
1:00 - 1:30pm MasterClass - GIBS Senior Lecturer Kerry Chipp
Trends and challenges in consumers and the local media landscape
2:00-3:15pm Media Panel I
Education Reporter, Mail & Guardian
Journalist, BBC News
Managing Editor, Independent Online
3:15pm Coffee break
3:30-4:45pm Media Panel II
Feature Writer, Forbes Africa
Africa Correspondent, The Guardian
South Africa Equities Correspondent, Reuters
5:30pm Cocktail
Tuesday october 6th
9:00am Check in
9:15am Welcome from MaKi Conference Organizers
9:30-10:45am Media Panel III
Business Education Editor, Financial Mail
Chief Editor, African Economist
Editor, Pretoria News
Journalist, Moneyweb
Editor, Finweek
10:45am Coffee break
11:00-12:15pm Reflections from AABS, SABSA and GMAC on the
future of business schools in Africa
Management Education in South Africa - relevant, innovative,
ethical and internationally competitive
Dr Millard Arnold, SABSA and Edward Mungai, AABS
12:30 - 1:45pm Lunch
2:00-3:30pm Media Panel with Bloomberg
Editorial team, Bloomberg
Sub Saharan Africa Managing Editor, Bloomberg
South Africa Bureau Chief, Bloomberg
News Reporter, Bloomberg
Multimedia Producer Sub Saharan Africa, Bloomberg
Media Initiative Africa Program Manager, Bloomberg