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2018 Impact Snapshot
3 Ways Networking Can Grow Your Business in 2022
5 surprises for AMI during 4 years of developing people across Africa
5 things African SMEs need right now
87% of African small businesses fear they may not survive Covid-19 crisis – survey
A life lived honourably can help change the world
A model of government and business collaboration to create jobs
Africa’s “Business Survival Bootcamp” is virtual medicine for businesses fighting off COVID-19 slump
Africa’s food systems need to be reimagined – CALA forum to chart ways forward
African Management Institute and Mastercard Foundation award top performing entrepreneurs in Rwanda through the AMI Resilience Prize
African Management Institute and Rwanda ICT Chamber offer business training to 2,000 tech entrepreneurs
African Management Institute and the Mastercard Foundation Launch Resilience Prize to Celebrate Entrepreneurs in Rwanda
African Management Institute Launches New Francophone Learning Programmes for Senegal and West Africa
AMI and Kenya Pharmaceutical Association Sign Agreement to Boost Business Growth in Africa
AMI and Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs partner to offer free business skills to female entrepreneurs in Rwanda
AMI and Rwanda Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs partner to offer virtual business training programmes to young business leaders
AMI and Rwanda Cooperative Agency partner to provide business training to cooperatives in Rwanda
AMI Celebrates the Tourism and Hospitality Sector’s Impact in Rwanda
AMI closes $1.8M Series A to fund pan-African growth
AMI launches $4.5M partnership with Mastercard Foundation in Rwanda
AMI launches AMI Enterprise for workplace and workforce learning; Asha Mweru Mbowa promoted to Managing Director
AMI partners with AGRA to launch new Centre for African Leaders in Agriculture
AMI partners with KEPSA to power business growth in Kenya
AMI partners with Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) to develop standards for strengthening SME support ecosystem
AMI partners with South Africa’s Zevoli Growth Partners to deliver MSME Future Forge programme
AMI’ November Entrepreneur of the Month
AMI’ October Entrepreneur of the Month
AMI’s April Entrepreneur of the Month
AMI’s August Entrepreneur of the month
AMI’s December Entrepreneur of the Month
AMI’s March Entrepreneur of the Month
AMI’s 2020 Impact Report: A year of struggle, hope and resilience
AMI’s 2021 Impact Report: Skills to power growth & impact
Announcement: Seeking professional coaches
Are some governments killing small businesses by not paying?
Artificial Intelligence is coming to small business near you
Business is like climbing a mountain
Business opportunities in the Africa Continental Free Trade Area
Can entrepreneurship be taught?
Careful planning can reduce the dreadful uncertainty we face
Centre for African Leaders in Agriculture Launches Inaugural Leadership Programme with Virtual Leadership Forum
Choose the future of your company and country
Cinq réflexions sur le soutien aux entrepreneurs, managers et leaders en Afrique
COVID-19 Relief and Recovery For Rwandan Entrepreneurs From AMI In Partnership with Mastercard Foundation
Creating an emotionally healthy and resilient team
Customer service is the manager’s responsibility
Deciding when to go
Developing people – Does it really work?
Does being promoted to a management position suit you?
Encourage initiative if you want to go far together
Entrepreneurs can change the world
Entrepreneurship training is broken. Now what?
Finding Hope in the Holidays
Five things female leaders and owners of MSMEs are doing differently across Africa that sets them apart
Four ways to support female entrepreneurs to rebuild from Covid-19
Government creates the conditions in which businesses grow jobs
Happiness at Work
How adults learn and why so many of us hate training workshops.
How to Celebrate MSME Day 2021 After a Challenging Year
How to open doors during Africa’s COVID-19 small business slump
In Praise of Work, a Basic Human Need
Innovation can feed millions in Africa
Just laws serve the interests of both the big and the small
Keep Thriving: AMI Learning & COVID-19
Kigali’s taxi motos showcase the spirit of African entrepreneurship
Leaders see beyond what is to create what might be
Like warthogs need aardvarks, small firms need conducive conditions
Maintaining infrastructure should be higher on the agenda
Measures provide relief to businesses as part of Kenyan government COVID-19 response
Moving from an operational to a strategic role
New look. New name. Same big vision for Africa.
Planning and leading in a time of uncertainty
Practising respect can counter workplace toxicity
Requiring respect at work counters toxicity and builds health
Requiring too much compliance can damage business
Skills development as a tool for sustainable progress towards SDG 2: Zero Hunger in Africa.
Small businesses also have a role in Earth Day
Spreading kindness makes better companies
Stanford Social Innovation Review features AMI in ‘Pacing Entrepreneurs to Success’ Article
The Development Bank of Rwanda and African Management Institute Enable Rwandan Businesses to be Resilient to Risk
The District of Musanze partners with the African Management Institute (AMI) to strengthen entrepreneur business skills
The heroism of keeping on keeping on
The Management of Small Things
The opportunities and threats of taking charge.
The super seed for improving Africa’s food systems; ambitious (and skilled) agribusinesses and entrepreneurs
The thought-habits of resilience
Times like these demand that business leaders be coaches
Top 5 learning trends among African companies
Turning chronic problems into acute challenges we can solve
Universal basic income could save the small business sector
Update to AMI’s Learning Platform & AMI Learn App Released for iOS
Upskilling middle-managers is serious business for Africa’s energy access and climate solutions
Use 2023 to infect your workplace with empathy
Viva the little people who create jobs and serve their communities
We can all help create and preserve jobs
What shall we do with our anger?
What we’ve learned from serving 1000s of Africans SMEs this year
When Adversity Becomes an Opportunity: The Story of Lesengkeng Foods
Why sharing might not always be caring in a small business
Why Women’s Day is for men. No, really
Without trust the nation falls apart
Working with investors to develop proactive talent strategies

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