Nolitha Fakude shares her journey in corporate SA in 'Boardroom Dancing'

Fakude's memoire is a lesson for those committed to transformation in the SA business arena, and for women looking for role models as they climb the corporate ladder

08 October 2019 - 16:32 By pan macmillan
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Boardroom Dancing is Nolitha Fakude's memoir of her journey as a business leader and advocate of transformation in the SA working environment.

Fakude grew up as a shopkeeper's daughter in the Eastern Cape, studied at the University of Fort Hare and then entered the workplace as a graduate trainee at Woolworths.

Subsequently, she has worked in very senior positions at some major blue-chip companies, including Woolworths, Nedbank and Sasol. She was also managing director and then chair of the Black Management Forum.

Although Boardroom Dancing is her personal journey, it is also a lesson for South Africans committed to the transformation of boardrooms and the economy, and for women looking for role models as they climb corporate ladders and become thought leaders in their own right.


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