Since 2007 we have been a pioneer Business School in Africa offering executive coaching for its internal programmes as well as alumni and external clients. Our clients have seen their teams work and perform better.

Being a board director was once an easy role to play in the twilight of one’s career. Modern directorships are not to be taken lightly, but they often are. It is a job without a description, a journey without an orientation.

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) operation cut across almost all sectors of the economy and sustain the majority of households. Their activities form a breeding ground for businesses to thrive.

While governments have successfully implemented management improvements over the past decade, many still struggle with the issue of successful policy-making and implementation this programme aims to impart that knowledge.

The health industry is one of the fastest-growing and constantly evolving industries in the world. In Africa, the industry is rapidly changing and also faces many challenges across all the pillars of the health system.

Agribusiness investors face the challenges of inaccessible and expensive loan products, inflexible credit facilities that do not complement the agribusiness dynamics, and lack of knowledge about the sector on the part of the financiers.

This programme includes strategic planning, efficient grant design, program development and effective tracking, and having sufficient resources to smoothly manage the process. This course is designed to build the confidence and skills of participants on the best practices and nurture essential skills.

Executive Coaching has become an integral part of management and leadership and essential for any manager seeking to bring out the best performance in the teams they lead and unleash their potential for sustainable growth. With the ever-changing dynamics and added complexity in the workplace.

In the wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Strathmore University Business School and New York University School of Global Public Health have partnered to offer the Behavioral Communication Strategies for Coronavirus programme. It will be facilitated by faculty from both schools.