Key Trends Impacting South Africa's Business Landscape

The business landscape today is vague, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. Change is being driven by the interplay between a number of variables - some of which are socio-economic, geo-political, technological as well as shifting consumer behaviours and demographics.

This webinar is for anybody interested in the key drivers of change in the business world today.

Ravi Moodley, a career Strategicst and Director of multiple companies across various sectors will provide some insight into some of the key trends driving change in the world today and the potential impact on the South African business landscape.

Currently the Executive Head of Strategic Management and Governance at National Parliament, with over 20 years experience in the banking sector in South Africa, Ravi's multiple industry and cross-functional exposure grants him unique context and insight into the vague, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) business landscape in South Africa. He regularly engages with captains of industry, politicians and labour unions alike.

Ravi's core skills lie in the domains of Strategy and Business Planning, Change Management and Business Transformation, Innovation, Risk Management, Project and Programme Management, Business Intelligence and Market Research with a proven ability to navigate complex business environments with multiple stakeholders. He has a track record of success in turnaround, step-change in business performance and transformation in both the Private and Public Sectors. In essence, he future-proofs businesses by creating and directing a strategic roadmap of structured change.

Ravi holds a BSc Honours degree in Mathematical Statistics from the University of KwaZulu-Natal as well as an EDP from the University of Stellenbosch Business School. He is firmly of the view that Strategic Management is both an art and a science.

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