Masters and Doctoral candidates presented their research proposals to a panel of experts. The panel consisted of Professor Graham Stead from Cleveland State University, Ohio; Professor Mornay Roberts-Lombard from the University of Johannesburg and Prof Geoff Goldman, Editor of Journal Acta Commercii.
PROGRAMME FOR DOCTORAL AND MASTERS COLLOQUIUM 2015
PRESENTER |
TOPIC |
SUPERVISOR/CO-SUPERVISOR |
Welcome by Prof Struwig |
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Greg Ducie |
Financing sustainable cities in South Africa |
Prof M Struwig |
Laura Best |
Best practice guidelines to incorporate sustainability into South African consumer protection policies |
Prof M Struwig |
John Mwinjilo |
Strategic drivers influencing the sustainability of micro finance institutions in Zimbabwe |
Prof S Perks |
Steven Paterson |
The organisational commitment of financial planners in South Africa |
Dr J Kruger & Prof E Venter |
Bomikazi Zeka |
South Africans' retirement planning: Individual and financial planner perspectives |
Prof C Rootman & Dr J Kruger |
Albert Musekwa |
The influence of culture on brand equity in leading Zimbabwean and South African supermarket chains |
Prof S Perks |
Nomasonto Hlongwane |
Servant and ethical leadership of self-employed healthcare practitioners in the Eastern Cape |
R Lillah & Prof SM Farrington |
Nadine Oosthuizen |
Challenges of electronic mentoring as a transformative tool for female career development and entrepreneurial growth |
Prof S Perks |
Tony Matchaba-Hove |
A framework for enhancing trans-generational potential of African family businesses |
Prof S Farrington & Prof E Venter |
Shelley Saunders |
The influence of South African parental role models on the next generation's intention to enter the family business |
Prof S Farrington & Prof E Venter |
The professors offered the students valuable input to assist them with their studies.
ABOVE (from left to right): The Panel. Prof Mornay Roberts-Lombard, Prof Geoff Goldman, Prof Graham Stead and Prof Miemie Struwig