Alinda Nortje, founder and executive Chairperson of Free To Grow, will be speaking on Lighting the fire within: The secret to employee engagement - at the 2018 SAAMA (South African Asset Management Association) conference taking place from 4 - 6 June at The Lord Charles Hotel. The theme...
In all studies of Employee Engagement, one thing is clear: no-one impacts the state of engagement and job fulfillment more than an employee’s immediate leader. Most leaders buy into the concept of Employee Engagement intellectually. The reality though, is that many lack the skills to create...
Our not to be missed thought-provoking, inspiring, practical and experiential series of Mini-workshops will give you and your team insight into the knowledge and skills required to grow a culture of high collaboration and positively shift needle of Engagement in your organisation. Visit our Events page for more details....
UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) believes that “all children have a right to survive, thrive and fulfill their potential – to the benefit of a better world.” Located in the vibrant city of Tashkent, UNICEF Uzbekistan is committed to operationalising this belief by improving the...
Making Learning Spark is a cutting edge programme that equips trainers, facilitators and programme developers/ designers with the skills and tools to: Offer their learners a rich, high impact, meaningful learning experience that will engage them intellectually, emotionally, physically and socially Help their learners remember...
In this weeks' USB Executive Development's Faculty Focus, Alinda Nortje, founder and Executive Chairperson of Free To Grow, shares some professional and personal insights. Alinda is a faculty member for the Management Development Programme (MDP) and Senior Management Development Programme (SMDP) at USB-ED. Click here ...
by George Sibale of FG Consulting FG Consulting of Malawi recently signed a License agreement to become Country Associates of Free To Grow International (SA). With the coming on board of FG Consulting, Free To Grow now has representatives in nine countries in Africa while increasing...