08 November 2002
	The advisory board INTERNATIONAL EXPERTISE AT HELM By Ethel Hazelhurst

Nick Binedell, director of the Gordon Institute of Business Science, professor at the University of Pretoria Business School; Jeffrey Rayport, Harvard professor, and world expert in the field of the new economy and the Internet; Norris Dalton, director, SA Institute of Management; Peter Franks, dean of the School of Business, University of the North; Rashi Glazer, professor of marketing, Haas School of Business, University of California at Berkeley; Miklos Vasarhelyi, KPMG professor of accounting information systems at Rutgers University; Steve Lerman, MIT, USA professor, expert in the use of technology-assisted learning; John Simpson, professor and ex-director of University of Cape Town Business School; Gavin Staude, dean of the Rhodes University School of Business; Ronnie Lessem, director, Management Transformation Programmes, University of Buckingham UK, author of more than 20 books on global management principles and an expert on the role of African culture in business management; Sithembiso Nyoni, Zimbabwean NGO leader and one of two African women to have won the alternative Nobel Prize, founder of Zenzele College in Bulawayo in partnership with the US-based School for International Training; Robert Jelly, head of education, Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, UK; Jack Koolen, director, Monitor Company SA; Bonang Mohale, Sanlam group marketing chief executive, vice-president Black Managers Forum; Steve Ross, CEO, Edgars SA; Isaac Shongwe, CEO Letsema Consulting, founder of the Brains Trust, Rhodes Scholar; Lawrence Seeff, chairman Seeff Properties and CEO Mortgage SA; Frederik Van Zyl Slabbert, SA politician, author and change agent; Mike Barden KPMG executive - UK; and Ghaleb Cachalia, international board member of United World Colleges.