Celebrating Tabea Kabinde,Chairperson of the Commission for Employment Equity. As the Managing Director at Ayé and Chairperson of the Commission for Employment Equity, Tabea is at the forefront of driving meaningful change in the workplace. Her dedication to promoting equitable employment practices and advocating for the rights of underrepresented groups has made a significant impact on the corporate landscape. Tabea's recent participation in discussions around the Sanlam Transformation Gauge Report highlights her commitment to addressing the challenges of transformation within organisations. She emphasises the importance of turning words into action, advocating for collaboration to create equitable opportunities for all. Her leadership not only inspires those within her organisation but also resonates across various sectors, encouraging a collective effort to foster inclusive environments. Tabea's vision for a more equitable society is a powerful reminder of the role we all play in driving transformation. Let’s honour Tabea Kabinde for her unwavering commitment to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce! …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Are you a Black Woman in the Workplace who is called to the next level of leadership, income and impact? My name is Busisiwe Hlatswayo and I coach Black women to position themselves for leadership, navigate race and gender bias and be effective leaders in the workplace and the marketplace. For a Free 30 Minutes Career Strategy Consultation: https://lnkd.in/dZKvQ555 Sample our online programs: https://lnkd.in/dfAms_XB Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/dZTatcm4 #careermindset #careeradviceforwomen #careeradvice#careerinspiration #corporateadvice #corporateleadership #blackwomenincorporate #corporateworklife #blackwomenempowerment#blackwomenarepowerful #blackwomenmotivational #blackwomenintheworkplace #blackwomen #Leadership #DiversityAndInclusion #Transformation #TabeaKabinde #Inspiration
Black Women in the Workplace
Professional Training and Coaching
Johannesburg, Gauteng 40,887 followers
The advancement and retention of Black women into top leadership positions in the workplace and the market place.
About us
According to the Commission For Employment Equity Report, Black women continue to be underrepresented in leadership positions in South Africa, the same situation is echoed in the USA as per the Lean-in Women in the Workplace report. Our mission at Black Women in the workplace is to increase the representation of black women in leadership positions. Our vision is to be the catalyst for the representation of black women in Corporate leadership to match the demographics in the workplace. We help black women navigate workplace bias at the intersection of gender and race in the workplace, position themselves for leadership positions and be effective in their leadership. We also assist companies to create a pipeline of black women leaders and facilitate corporate cultures that allow Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to flourish. We do this through Consulting, Coaching, and Training programs aimed at black women and their employers
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- Johannesburg, Gauteng
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- 2018
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- Consulting, Coaching, Training, and Change management
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Leadership Coach and Founder@ Black women in the workplace | MBA. Associate Client Partner @FranklinCoveySA
As one of the Advisory Board members of the ICABA’s Black professionals month. I’m excited to invite you to be part of the celebration of Black professionals and Business Leaders in October. #blackprofessionals #blackprofessional #blackprofessionalmonth @blackwomenintheworkplace Jerome Hutchinson, Jr. ICABA World Network Charmaine G. Nqobile Pamela Xaba Black Women in the Workplace Black Management Forum
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Celebrating the remarkable Advocate Thuli Madonsela, former Public Protector As the former Public Protector and current Chair in Social Justice Research at Stellenbosch University, Thuli has dedicated her career to upholding the rule of law and advocating for the rights of citizens. Her fearless pursuit of accountability and transparency has made her a respected figure both locally and internationally. Thuli's commitment to social justice extends beyond her role in government; she is also the founder of the Democracy Works Foundation, which focuses on strengthening democracy and promoting good governance in Africa. Her work continues to inspire countless individuals to stand up for their rights and push for positive change. Many have expressed their admiration for Thuli, recognizing her as a hero for her unwavering dedication to justice and equality. Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the impact one individual can have in shaping a better future for all. Let’s honour Thuli Madonsela for her incredible contributions and the legacy she continues to build. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Are you a Black Woman in the Workplace who is called to the next level of leadership, income and impact? My name is Busisiwe Hlatswayo and I coach Black women to position themselves for leadership, navigate race and gender bias and be effective leaders in the workplace and the marketplace. For a Free 30 Minutes Career Strategy Consultation: https://lnkd.in/dZKvQ555 Sample our online programs: https://lnkd.in/dfAms_XB Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/dZTatcm4 #careermindset #careeradviceforwomen #careeradvice#careerinspiration #corporateadvice #corporateleadership #blackwomenincorporate #corporateworklife #blackwomenempowerment#blackwomenarepowerful #blackwomenmotivational #blackwomenintheworkplace #blackwomen #Leadership #SocialJustice #ThuliMadonsela #Inspiration #Accountability
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Celebrating Nonkululeko Gobodo, Chancellor of Walter Sisulu University Nonkululeko, South Africa's first black female Chartered Accountant and a true pioneer in the accounting profession. In 1987, Nonkululeko made history by breaking barriers and becoming the first black woman to earn her CA qualification. She founded her own accounting firm, Gobodo Incorporated, which later merged to become SizweNtsalubaGobodo, now one of the largest black-owned accounting firms in the country. Her vision and leadership have transformed the landscape of the accounting industry in South Africa. Beyond her impressive professional achievements, Nonkululeko is also a passionate advocate for racial inclusion and gender equality. She serves as the CEO of Nkululeko Leadership Consulting, where she focuses on empowering leaders and organisations to fulfil their potential. Recently appointed Chancellor of Walter Sisulu University, she continues to inspire future generations through her commitment to education and leadership. As an author, her autobiography, "Awakened... to My True Self," shares her journey and the challenges she overcame, encouraging others to pursue their dreams fearlessly. Nonkululeko's story is a powerful reminder that with determination and resilience, we can break barriers and create opportunities for those who come after us. Let’s honour her incredible contributions and the path she has forged for women in business! …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Are you a Black Woman in the Workplace who is called to the next level of leadership, income and impact? My name is Busisiwe Hlatswayo and I coach Black women to position themselves for leadership, navigate race and gender bias and be effective leaders in the workplace and the marketplace. For a Free 30 Minutes Career Strategy Consultation: https://lnkd.in/dZKvQ555 Sample our online programs: https://lnkd.in/dfAms_XB Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/dZTatcm4 #careermindset #careeradviceforwomen #careeradvice#careerinspiration #corporateadvice #corporateleadership #blackwomenincorporate #corporateworklife #blackwomenempowerment#blackwomenarepowerful #blackwomenmotivational #blackwomenintheworkplace #blackwomen #WomenInLeadership #Inspiration #NonkululekoGobodo #Trailblazer #CharteredAccountant
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Ever so grateful to do the work that I love. Advancing the vision of achieving the proportional representation of women in top leadership positions in this generation. 🎉🥳
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Celebrating Nolitha Fakude, President of the Minerals Council South Africa As the President of the Minerals Council South Africa and Chairperson of Anglo American’s Management Board in South Africa, Nolitha has consistently demonstrated her commitment to driving transformation and inclusive economic growth. Her extensive experience across various industries, including retail, financial services, and mining, showcases her versatility and strategic insight. Nolitha has been a trailblazer in advocating for diversity and inclusion within the corporate landscape of South Africa. Her leadership as President of the BMF from 2003 to 2006 and Managing Director from 2000 to 2003 was pivotal in driving the agenda for black professionals and promoting equitable opportunities in business. Nolitha is also an accomplished author, sharing her journey and insights in her book, "Boardroom Dancing – Transformation Stories from a Corporate Activist." This memoir not only reflects her personal experiences but also serves as a guide for aspiring leaders committed to fostering transformation in corporate South Africa. Nolitha's accolades, including the 2023 Brigadier Stokes Memorial Award and recognition as one of the Most Influential Businesswomen by Financial Mail, highlight her impact on the business landscape. She is also an advocate for women's empowerment, serving as President of the International Women’s Forum South Africa and as a patron for Guild Cottage, a home for girls. Let’s honour Nolitha Fakude for her unwavering commitment to transformation and her role as a mentor and advocate for future generations of leaders! …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Are you a Black Woman in the Workplace who is called to the next level of leadership, income and impact? My name is Busisiwe Hlatswayo and I coach Black women to position themselves for leadership, navigate race and gender bias and be effective leaders in the workplace and the marketplace. For a Free 30 Minutes Career Strategy Consultation: https://lnkd.in/dZKvQ555 Sample our online programs: https://lnkd.in/dfAms_XB Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/dZTatcm4 #careermindset #careeradviceforwomen #careeradvice#careerinspiration #corporateadvice #corporateleadership #blackwomenincorporate #corporateworklife #blackwomenempowerment#blackwomenarepowerful #blackwomenmotivational #blackwomenintheworkplace #blackwomen #Leadership #DiversityAndInclusion #NolithaFakude #WomenInBusiness #Transformation #CorporateActivism
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Proud of you South African ladies, look at who you are. Never settle you are worthy 👑👑👑
Chair: The Future of Leadership Summit™ | Editor-in-Chief: The Future of Leadership Book Series | Global SAP Channel Partner Coach | Co-creator: The Event Pipeliner™ | fmr adidas Brand Ambassador | Mandela & TEDx Speaker
As the Global Talent War is heating up, South Africa 🇿🇦 needs to up the ante to retain critical skills and top talent --- According to digital outsourcing and consulting firm Strider Digital, South Africa is among the UK’s first choices for talent scouting. According to the firm, South Africans are outsourced due to their high standard of education and experience, work ethic, diversity, culture, and time zone. “South Africa is home to a highly educated and skilled workforce, with many individuals holding degrees in IT, software development, business and marketing,” said business development consultant at Strider Digital Bjorn Annegarn. “Our country has been favoured as a fast-developing outsourcing industry for a few years now. “In 2020, McKinsey named South Africa the second most attractive Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) location in the world and predicted that over the next few years, the sector would grow by 3% per annum,” he added. Strider Digital’s CEO, Annabel Dallamore, also noted the allure of South Africa’s work ethic and hours. According to OECD data, the average South African works 43.3 hours per week. This puts them at the fifth highest in the world. However, it is also generally known that many workers work hours well above the maximum limit stipulated by labour law. This strong and dedicated work ethic results in workers who blossom in fast-paced, ever-changing environments and are always willing to adapt, which is a very favourable characteristic, noted Dallamore. “South Africa’s work culture aligns well with that of the UK. “Professionals in South Africa enjoy collaboration, are open to diverse perspectives, and observe working constructs like being on time and prepared. Still, in the same breath, they are flexible too,” she said. #leadership #southafrica #braingain The Future Leader Forum see the full story at https://lnkd.in/d9UYJYNQ
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Celebrating Khanyisile Kweyama,CEO of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) Khanyisile Kweyama, CEO of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) and Executive Director at Anglo American South Africa Khanyisile's journey to the top is a testament to her dedication and resilience. With over 9 years of experience as CEO of BUSA, she has been instrumental in driving initiatives that foster economic growth and unity in South Africa. Her role as Executive Director at Anglo American South Africa further highlights her expertise in strategic leadership and her commitment to empowering women in the workplace. Khanyisile's achievements have been recognized in various platforms, including being featured in Anglo American's Top 100 Women Spotlight and International Women's Day Spotlight. These honours underscore her significant contributions to the business community and her advocacy for gender equality. Join me in celebrating Khanyisile's inspiring journey and the positive impact she continues to make in the industry, modelling positive representation of Black women in leadership. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Are you a Black Woman in the Workplace who is called to the next level of leadership, income and impact? My name is Busisiwe Hlatswayo and I coach Black women to position themselves for leadership, navigate race and gender bias and be effective leaders in the workplace and the marketplace. For a Free 30 Minutes Career Strategy Consultation: https://lnkd.in/dZKvQ555 Sample our online programs: https://lnkd.in/dfAms_XB Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/dZTatcm4 #careermindset #careeradviceforwomen #careeradvice#careerinspiration #corporateadvice #corporateleadership #blackwomenincorporate #corporateworklife #blackwomenempowerment#blackwomenarepowerful #blackwomenmotivational #blackwomenintheworkplace #blackwomen#WomenInLeadership #BusinessUnity #AngloAmerican #Inspiration #KhanyisileKweyama
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Celebrating Zanele Matlala, CEO of Merafe Resources. Zanele Matlala is a visionary leader and trailblazer in the mining industry, currently serving as the CEO of Merafe Resources. Her journey from humble beginnings to the top of a major mining company is a testament to her determination and strategic acumen. Since joining Merafe in 2005 and becoming CEO in 2012, Zanele has driven transformative changes, leveraging technology while prioritizing sustainability and social responsibility. Under her leadership, the company has adopted innovative mining techniques that reduce environmental impact and enhance operational efficiency. Zanele is also a strong advocate for gender diversity in the mining sector, actively mentoring aspiring female professionals and fostering an inclusive workplace. Her commitment to community development is evident through various initiatives aimed at improving education and healthcare in the communities where Merafe operates. Recognized for her contributions to the industry, Zanele continues to inspire future generations of leaders, especially women in mining. Her innovative strategies and dedication to excellence are paving the way for a sustainable future in the mining sector. Let's celebrate and be inspired by her contributions and the positive impact …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Are you a Black Woman in the Workplace who is called to the next level of leadership, income and impact? My name is Busisiwe Hlatswayo and I coach Black women to position themselves for leadership, navigate race and gender bias and be effective leaders in the workplace and the marketplace. For a Free 30 Minutes Career Strategy Consultation: https://lnkd.in/dZKvQ555 Sample our online programs: https://lnkd.in/dfAms_XB Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/dZTatcm4 #careermindset #careeradviceforwomen #careeradvice#careerinspiration #corporateadvice #corporateleadership #blackwomenincorporate #corporateworklife #blackwomenempowerment#blackwomenarepowerful #blackwomenmotivational #blackwomenintheworkplace #blackwomen #ZaneleMatlala
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At the SABC Daily Thetha studios. The topic was Culture and DEI for entrepreneurs. It was fun.
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