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The First Woman to Chair BMFI

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Ramona Maria Grewan has become the first woman to chair Black Management Forum Investments in its 30-year history. In this conversation, she reflects on leadership, governance and transformation, and discusses how black-owned investment vehicles can drive both commercial returns and meaningful economic inclusion in South Africa
14 Oct 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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