Business schools bid farewell to their ‘viral virginity’
Who knows when life will return to normal, asks Jon Foster-Pedley
06 August 2020 - 12:00
Business schools have lost their “viral virginity” and will never go back to working the way they did before Covid-19, says Jon Foster-Pedley, dean of Henley Africa Business School. Forced to adopt educational models they previously considered too expensive or cumbersome, many schools have now embraced the changes.
Since becoming dean in 2011, Foster-Pedley has transformed Henley Africa. The school is not only considered among the most innovative and forward-thinking in SA, but it is also a major force within the UK-based Henley Business School network, which has campuses around the world...
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