Phinda Madi

Phinda Madi is an author as well as a recognized expert on the emotive issue of affirmative action, which he has researched for 8 years. His book 'Affirmative Action in the Corporate South Africa " published in 1993 is so far the only book on this issue written entirely by a black management person. Over and above his management consultancy business, he regularly contributes articles to business and specialist publications and has become a sought after guest speaker on affirmative action and organisational transformation.

His recent article on affirmative action was voted the article of the year by the Institute of Personal Management. He also received numerous awards for his other writings.

Leadership Lessons From Emperor SHAKA ZULU the Great:

Phinda Madi's journey into the rich heritage of Africa's history unearths the dramatic truth of a remarkable leader's victories and ultimate defeat. Shaka's story is heroic and inspiring. Phinda brings it to life with a rich flowing narrative, filled with imagery and drama, which makes for a very pleasant experience.

What's more, by telling the full story of a real-life career of leadership, with its strong points and its weaknesses - Phinda highlights essential and universal truths of good leadership. He translates Shaka's secrets into ten valuable leadership lessons in terms of modern management thinking

Phinda Madi is available to deliver presentations on many areas of black economic empowerment, management development and communication strategies. He also speaks on affirmative action programmes, as well as the, all important issue of retaining affirmative action candidates.