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Failure of BUSA to Unite Business in the Country |
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BUSA has failed to unite business in the country - businesses continue to be marginalized and not integrated and mainstreamed into the economy.
BUSA was meant to be an organisation representing the interest of businesses, business people, employers and professional persons in South Africa
BUSA has dismally failed to work towards its vision..
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welcome to the BMF website |
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 We wish to take this opportunity to introduce the BLACK MANAGEMENT FORUM (BMF) to you and to invite your organisation to become a corporate member.
The core business of the BMF evolves around the development and empowerment of managerial leadership and the facilitation of the process of Corporate Transformation.
BACKGROUND
The BMF is a non- racial, thought leadership organisation founded in 1976, with the main purpose of influencing socio-economic transformation of our country, in pursuit of socio-economic justice, fairness and equity. The BMF continues to be vocal on these aforementioned matters and has been keeping Corporate South Africa in check and encouraging participation of the broader South African stakeholders.
The organisation stands for the development and empowerment of managerial leadership primarily amongst black people within organisations and the creation of managerial structures and processes, which reflect the demographics, and values of the wider society.
Whereas the BMF is not apolitical, but is non-partisan. The BMF is however not neutral on matters of transformation- We are pro-transformation. |
"The BMF is recognised in the country as one of the key eminent business associations representing the voice of black professionals and business people"
Although the strategic focus of the BMF is on black managers, its' policy and philosophy is non-racial. To that end its' membership was opened to all races in 1989. It comprises over 3,000 members from diverse managerial disciplines.
The organisation is nationally based with 30 branches throughout the country, providing career guidance to young people through 40 established student chapters at various colleges and universities.
In addition, there are some 100 corporate members who identify with the mission and ideals of the BMF.
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