by Jarred Cinman. This piece on black economic empowerment (BEE) is for those who desire transformation but for whom it keeps feeling just out of reach.
Tag archives: adland transformation
Agency Life: The black elephant in the room — part 3
by TJ Njozela. My people, I’m just going to go straight into it. Sorry, not sorry.
Transforming adland — straddling the line between utopia & reality
by Lynn Madeley. The transformation conversation in marketing and comms in South Africa has had much less engagement from us white ad execs. Why?
BEE myths & facts in adland
by Jarred Cinman. Following on from my introduction to black economic empowerment, here’s a collection of BEE myths and facts.
Agency Life: The black elephant in the room — part 2
by TJ Njozela. Previously, we looked at why the pachyderm is in the room; now, we’re going to talk about the challenges of having one in an ad boardroom.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Simoné Bosman
by Veli Ngubane. Molo Sana Films, says this exec producer and founder, “is on a mission to create work that truly speaks to the hearts of black South Africans”.
Agency Life: The black elephant in the room — part 1
by TJ Njozela. Yes, this is another article about transformation. No, it’s not a rant. Yes, it’s going to be controversial.
An introduction to BEE in the advertising industry
by Jarred Cinman. Before talking about what the MAC Charter says and approaches to meeting this, let’s talk about why it’s important to do so.
Adnalysis: Some only talk about transformation; AMASA does it
by Bogosi Motshegwa. If you believe in transformation and want to achieve it, you have to act upon it, not just talk about it.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Musaba Kangulu
by Veli Ngubane. Not afraid to speak her mind, Kangulu Musaba believes in using her digital expertise to empower and nurture young black talent.