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The company is sponsoring the Strategy & Leadership in HR Award for 2023.

Sage report looks at the changing role of HR and what this means for future of the profession.

Cora is a seasoned HR executive who has held prominent positions at General Electric Central & Eastern Europe, Emirates Investment Authority in Abu Dhabi, UAE and Marsh.

The company explains that sponsorship is its way of honouring the important work CHROs are doing.

Clicks Group HR executive Germinah Nyikana shares her philosophy on HR and people-centric leadership

The executives engaged in conversations on shared values, building safe spaces and the importance of self awareness.

For the CHRO and CEO to have a successful relationship, they must share the same vision for their people, says Karen.

Diana’s career has been a journey of driving diversity and inclusion with passion.

Dineo Sekwele, group HR executive at Nutun, has taught senior HR business partner, Lerato Maselela, to never stop learning.

Laura James is now the head of human resources at Acciona Energía South Africa.

If data is the new oil, then HR analytics is the refinery that distils the resulting insights into liquid gold writes John Skelton, chief people officer The Capital Hotels, Apartments and Resorts and 2022 CHRO Awards nominee.

Employee Branding Africa MD Celeste Sirin asks why all EVPs appear identical and offer labels rather than substance

A closer look at how organisations are aiding employees with financial wellness.

My ultimate aim is to find ways to harness and celebrate the potential inherent in our people, says Savina

The Great Transition is a period of profound digital transformation where organisations worldwide learn to harness the true potential of both the data they generate daily – and the waves of technological innovation that break upon their shores with increasing frequency, writes Peter Turner, co-founder of Beeline Learn.

Leola speaks on her career journey and the unique challenges facing the beverage industry.

Tebogo will start in his new position on 1 October 2023.

He describes his career as diverse after spending 33 years in various industries and roles.

From exploring the country to relaxing with a book and a good glass of wine, CHROs share how they like to spend their weekends.

Palesa plans to use her passion for people and progress in ways that extend far beyond geographic boundaries.

Promoting women ultimately promotes progress for all, say leading women HR executives.

Pamela Xaba is the founder of Nonkosi Creatives, and has over two decades of experience as a corporate HR professional. She is passionate about diversity and inclusion both in workspaces and society.

She says she is most excited about bringing a positive change to Africa Chartered Managers.

CHRO South Africa asks the HR community about the challenges they face and how best to address them.

Talent strategist Anja van Beek unpacks some of the myths surrounding agile HR.

Sungeetha Sewpersad, chief people officer at Rand Merchant Bank, is excited about the opportunities AI and predictive analytics offer for the HR profession.

The value of a business living its culture does not just lie in attracting top employees, but in its ability to retain them, says Anne.

Elanie Kruger, group CHRO at Tsebo Solutions Group, teaches her mentee, Naidene Abrahams, to remain authentic at all times.

Breathe CEO Lana Hindmarch unpacks why employees are struggling more now than they did during the pandemic.

Transparency and open communication are key for corporate transformation, says Danone HR director Hercules Duvenage.

It's important to never stop learning new things and improving yourself, says HR leader Neridha Moodley

Embracing DEI principles can contribute to a more just, equitable, and prosperous society, writes Nelly Mohale, head of human capital at Decusatio.

Cindy Botha has been nominated for the 2023 CHRO Awards.

Leaders need to take charge in improving workplace mental health writes Sundrie Naidoo

HR director at Oneplan Insurance Brigitte Padayachee and her mentee, Tashya Singh, share their thoughts on their mentoring journey.

Humsha Ramgobin aims to drive global HR strategy and gender equality in her new role as group chief HR officer.

In today’s workplace, effective leadership is rooted in emotional intelligence (EQ), says panel at CHRO Solutions Summit.

Opila Moodley transitions seamlessly into the world of prestige beauty.

On 24 August, close to 100 top HR leaders gathered at GIBS to experience the first ever ‘Shark Tank’ CHRO Solutions Summit.

CHRO South Africa asked Elsie Pule, group executive for HR at Eskom and her mentee, Thato Dorcas Molise, what they’ve learned from each other.

As Women’s Month draws to an end, we talked to top women HR executives about their journey to the top.

Helping teams innovate in a disrupted world will need agile strategies, writes Gadijah Dolan, head of HR at Payfast

A deeper look at how South Africa’s women executives have approached challenges, and overcome them.

CHRO Dinner discusses how AI and machine learning is fast becoming a reality in performance management.

Kutlwano wants to pave the way for inclusion and diversity.

The dedicated HR leader believes in navigating the heart and soul of business evolution with passion and purpose.

I sometimes feel like she teaches me more than I teach her, says Claudia.

Zizile is an unwavering advocate for women's advancement in the steel manufacturing sector.

People director of large industries at Air Liquide Tshepisho Mahlangu speaks on championing transformation and impact through people-centric leadership.

Top women executives find out the secrets behind three powerhouses’ rise to prominence.

A glimpse into Enid Lizamore’s visionary outlook for Heineken Beverages.

Mandy’s story is of one woman’s ascent from male-dominated beginnings to the pinnacle of seven summits.

The women of the CFO/CHRO/CIO South Africa communities shared knowledge at a dazzling executive dinner.

The HR exec at Cape Union Mart Group, believes in unleashing the untapped potential of team members in the ever-evolving landscape of HR.

A people-centric employer brand helps to drive your business, writes Employee Branding Africa MD Celeste Sirin.

The CA turned talent chief says her accounting background helps her drive success through ethical leadership.

Bobo Mngxali, the head of people and culture at Roche Diagnostics, says it is crucial to be resilient and passionate about the job to be successful in a transition.

Embracing technology, upskilling workforce, and prioritising employee wellbeing are top of the list.

Conducting thorough employment and supplier background checks is crucial, writes Sameer Kumandan, managing director of SearchWorks.

Artificial Intelligence software can be a great tool to help your team upskill, but it has to be used responsibly, write Greg Fried and Jimmy Winfield, founders of skillfully.co.za.

Ruth is a former HR executive and current group executive corporate & public sector at Maskew Miller Learning.

The former Hyundai Automotive SA exec is changing lanes to Motus Retail.

Insaaf describes her leadership style as a fine balance between empowerment and collaboration.

Leading HR executives share their current and most impactful reads.

The group HR executive at ACSA is in the running for the CHRO of the Year.

The CHRO at Cell C is the latest to join the race for the coveted title of CHRO of the Year.

Yvonne Tshepo Mosadi has rejoined Hyundai Automotive SA as HR director effective 1 July.

CHRO Day 2023 reveals that the four-day workweek is NOT a three-day weekend – it’s much more.

CHRO Day 2023 panellists discuss how they’re overcoming challenges unique to state-owned entities.

The keynote speaker for CHRO Day 2023 shared ways to foster innovation with HR leaders.

Leading HR execs shared the personal challenges that changed the way they approach wellness.

Attendees at CHRO Day hear that often the M&A itself doesn’t bring value; value is found in people.

Attendees hear why CHROs need a multidisciplinary approach in the age of AI.

During the session, HR leaders explored inclusivity, safety, and wellbeing in challenging times.

HR leaders gathered at The Leonardo for a day of networking and learning - and to reimagine prosperity for their companies and the country.

International Pride Month is an opportunity to deliberately create environments where diversity thrives.

Themed “Reimagining prosperity”, the 2023 CHRO Day is expected to deliver thought-provoking conversations and insights.

HR execs gathered to discuss retaining talent, superpowers and leading with intention.

Just six months into her appointment, Dr Mamello Masia is using her ethos of anti-fragility to adapt.

Workday’s Elevate event took HR to a new level, focusing on transition through technology.

What the Suits can learn from the Sneakers.

Revolutionising remote work: How AI empowers HR to optimise recruitment and cultivate a global workforce.

KFC’s new chief people officer has leveraged both HR and operational acumen to advance her career.

The country’s top HR leaders speak frankly about inculcating inclusive workspaces for the youth.

Unlocking workforce potential is critical for business success, writes Nelly Mohale, head of Decusatio Human Capital Solutions.

The company leverages tech to step into the gap that traditional methods of career advancement aren’t filling.

The global mining company has made several new appointments.

Julia shares the importance of not underestimating the importance of mentorship and seizing opportunities.

In part one of this article, a closer look at how as the digital era advances, older and younger generations collaborate, fostering multi-layered mentorship in the workplace.

Chwayita joins the group of nominees up for the prestigious awards.

The seasoned HR executive brings 18 years of experience to the role.

Theo Motshabi will be competing for the 2023 CHRO of the Year award.

The HR executive hopes to bring a cumulative 19 years of experience to the new role as human capital executive at Old Mutual Insure.

Caroline fell in love with HR through creating and maintaining empowering systems and practices.

Community conversation on the lingering consequences of Long Covid.

EOH HR director Malisha Awunor is the latest addition to the 2023 CHRO Awards nominees.

Executives share insights on tackling employee burnout as mental health awareness month comes to a close.

The chief of people at Rectron joins the group of nominees for the prestigious awards.

The seasoned executive has been nominated for her experience in HR.

It’s time for HR professionals to move from “paper pushers” to strategic business partners.

Leaders need to change their thinking around remote work to bring out the best in their people.

Cebile Xulu, people lead at Mondelēz International, speaks about nurturing talent on the continent.

Employer brand futurist Celeste Sirin gives key factors that matter most to Gen Z.

CHRO at SACO CFR Beverly Kirstein prioritises fostering a culture of empathy and flexibility in the workplace.

CHROs say AI is here to stay and should not be seen as a threat to jobs.

She says the talent war is one of South African businesses’ biggest challenges.

Norah is poised to make a significant impact as executive head for human capital at Santam Insurance.

Nedbank’s executive head for transformation and strategy Kershini Govender says transformation is more than just balancing the previously disadvantaged and the historically favoured.

The effects of an always on culture are detrimental to C-Suite HR executives mental wellbeing writes professional certified integral coach Trish Lees.

Dean plans to make a difference by inspiring the organisation's people and communities.

The chief people and culture officer of the Standard Bank Group is in the running for the 2023 CHRO Awards.

Being unplugged should not necessarily translate to being unproductive, writes Ruth Shogoe, HR executive at Maskew Miller Learning

The young leader will be responsible for leading the bank’s human capital department.

Talent, diversity and inclusion strategies will need to be adapted, say HR leaders.