Corporate mergers and acquisitions (M&A) play a significant role in many companies' value and growth strategies, but many are often unsuccessful. This programme will provide insights and tools on how to unlock value through M&A, learning from the mistakes of other organisations and the positive less
Corporate mergers and acquisitions (M&A) play a significant role in many companies' value and growth strategies, but many are often unsuccessful. This programme will provide insights and tools on how to unlock value through M&A, learning from the mistakes of other organisations and the positive lessons from successful acquisitions.
Key focus areas
The two-day programme delves into key aspects of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), including strategic rationale, synergy evaluation, deal steps, target valuation, regulatory compliance, taxation, due diligence, post-merger integration, and behavioural dynamics.
How will you benefit?
Identify good reasons to pursue Mergers and Acquisitions
Identify dubious intentions behind potential business deals
Analyse potential synergies arising from Mergers and Acquisitions
Understand the deal process
Understand regulatory and legal requirements applicable to Mergers and Acquisitions
Identify key risks in the mergers process
Structure deals to protect value
Negotiate assertively and understand the importance of post-merger integration
Who should attend?
This programme is designed for CEOs, functional directors, executives, members of audit committees, general managers, senior managers and heads of functional areas who want to gain insight into the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) process, with a view to increasing the chances of success of deals in which they are involved.
At GIBS, you are assured of a business school experience that embraces technology and disruption, while, at all times, finding ways to humanise and connect to the new digital world of work.
As an entrepreneurial institution, with deep connections to the African continent, GIBS has changed dramatically since its founding in 2000. Established on the back of a significant endowment by businessman and philanthropist Sir Donald Gordon, the University of Pretoria’s business school has evolved from being a business school for business, under founding Dean Professor Nick Binedell, into a world-class African institution and research centre, under former Dean Professor Nicola Kleyn.
Long regarded as a business school with impeccable international credentials, GIBS under the leadership of Interim Dean Dr Morris Mthombeni is now leading the way among its global peers thanks to a progressive focus on quality blended learning coupled with a commitment to meaningful experiential exposure.
Underpinning our approach is our commitment to life-long learning, a dedication to high-quality and innovative teaching methods, the pursuit of ethical and sustainable values, and a forward-looking view of business and its role in the world. Access to both local and international faculty ensures that your GIBS experience is globally relevant and opens doors to prized global networks.
In a world reshaping its outlook and thinking as a result of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, a GIBS qualification gives you and your business the upper hand when it comes to co-creating strategy and ensuring corporate longevity and relevance.
In October 2019, the GIBS MBA was ranked among the top 100 globally in the prestigious London Financial Times Executive MBA Rankings. In 2021, the GIBS MBA was ranked as having the best reputation among employers and the first choice for students looking to pursue an MBA in the country by the Financial Mail Top MBA Ranking. Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings: Global Executive MBA 2021, ranked GIBS at number 52, placing the School’s MBA in the top 30% globally. In addition, in 2021, US-based CEO Magazine ranked GIBS 12th in its Global MBA Rankings highlighting the School as a Tier 1 business school.
The GIBS Executive Education offering was ranked in the global top 50 and - for the 17th consecutive year - as the top South African and African business school by the prestigious Financial Times in 2020.
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The Association of MBAs - An impartial and global authority on postgraduate business education.
The Academy of Business in Society - An international network of more than 130 companies and academic institutions which aim to promote a more sustainable future for business in society.
The South African Business Schools Association - An institution focused on developing the local business education sector in line with international standards.
Principles for Responsible Management Education - A voluntary initiative to stimulate responsible management education, research and thought leadership as defined by the UN Global Compact.
CEEMAN - An international management development association established to accelerate the growth in quality of management development in Central and Eastern Europe.
AACSB - A global accreditation body of long standing and recognised for embedding the pursuit of excellence and continuous improvement within business and accounting programmes at the bachelors, masters and doctoral level.
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