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March 2021

International Women’s Day - 8 March 2021 #Choosetochallenge #IWD2021

Ever since Elizabeth Candy Stanton and Lucretia Mott gathered a few hundred people in 1848 to take a stand against oppression and gender inequality, a movement was born... their nation’s first Women’s Rights Convention in New York. They demanded social, civil, political and religious rights for women.    This battle continued into the 1900s where a group of women stood up against their working conditions - historically referred to as the “garment workers’ strike” leading to the Socialist Party dedicating the First National Women’s Day to honour these brave women. Anusha Ramraj delves in deeper at this year’s theme #ChooseToChallenge #IWD2021

Anusha Ramraj
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Managing the Change

“A leader’s job is to look into the future and see the organisation not as it is, but as it should be.” Jack Welch    Megan Veldman, the Human Resource Manager at Moore Johannesburg in Parktown shares her views on how Human Resources should be the driving force in any organisation to ensure that employees and Management have the best resources to deal with the changing landscape.

Megan Veldman
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Tesla Invests in Bitcoin

Electric vehicle (EV) and battery manufacturer, Tesla has invested US$1.5bn in cryptocurrency, bitcoin and will have made a c. US$1bn paper profit from this investment, according to a report by Wedbush Securities. Marco de Matos has a closer look. 

Marco de Matos, Anchor Research
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Selling Your Business Part - 6

Selling a business is a lot easier – and more profitable – if you know how. By following some practical tips, any businessperson can ensure that this milestone is a positive one. Read more about our six-part series, in a nutshell.  

Olivier Barbeau, Kai Reuning, Hans Hillermann
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