The journey of climbing a tree to get the best view
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The initial step is always the most challenging, especially when faced with the news of being scammed or experiencing a negative return on your investment. You might not just stumble but imagine climbing a tree and taking a misstep, potentially risking the chance to fulfill your dream of getting the best view.
The question is, how can we eliminate uncertainty and exercise caution? People rely on licensed professionals to uncover the blind spots in financial planning and seek guidance to gain the "best view" of their life journey.
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I grabbed the opportunity to sit down with Alan Pullinger for the last time in his role as CEO of FirstRand. "It's been an honour and a privilege."
On presenting the last set of results:
It's been an honour and a privilege, FirstRand is a special place. I joined 26 years ago, I knew nothing about banking, and it was a gift to be able to learn from GT Ferreira, Laurie Dippenaar and Paul Harris, they taught me the ropes. So it's an absolute gift, I've been super, super lucky. FirstRand is a family it's not just a job. Don't tell the remuneration committee, but I would probably do it for free."
On leaving:
People always say to me when you leave what earnings number do you want to achieve? What are you looking for? What share price are you looking for? I can't control those things. But there are some things that we can control. One of them is, the mojo of the business. How the group is feeling. Are we on the front foot? Engagement with employees, are we still attracting talent? How do our people feel? I think we're in a good space, I'm not sure I can ask for any more than that. I'm going to do my best on the numbers, and the team will do their best but it will be what it is.
On interest rates:
I don't think the environment is going to get easier. It’s likely to be more of the same. When we started off the new year new and got back from holiday it didn't take long for load shedding to come back and all of the things that we thought were a 2023 phenomenon have started again.
The South African Reserve Bank has said interest rates are in restrictive territory. And you can see that it's having an impact. There's no doubt it is throttling consumers, but I do think later in the current year we will see interest rate cuts. But there are two points I would want to make. One interest rate cuts are going to be further out than we think. And secondly, it's going to be a shallow cutting cycle. We expect the repo to go from eight and a quarter to seven. But that's it. We don't think there's much more than one and a quarter percent of cuts coming
On what is next:
I know, it's going to sound crazy if I say this, but I actually am not sure. I have really had my head down focusing on FirstRand to the very last day. I hand over at the end of March, then I'm going to take a little bit of leave. I do need to contemplate what I'm going to do. I haven't had a break for a very long time. So I'm not sure what that feels like. So this transition is it's exciting, but I suppose a little bit daunting for me. So I need to go through that. I'm not going to rush to sign up to lots of things otherwise when we bump into each other in a year's time I'm going to tell you how busy I am because I'm sitting on so many boards, and I'm reading so many board packs and I'm going to be complaining again.
I'm going to take a break and then I'll see what is next. I still have a little bit too much energy to choose to go and sit in the garden.
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Gary Baker, CEO of IAIA, converses with Yaw Amoyaw-Osei, the recipient of the 2024 IAIA Lifetime Achievement Award, discussing his extensive career in impact assessment.
The conversation concludes with Gary Baker acknowledging Yaw Amoyaw-Osei's contributions and emphasizing the importance of translating theoretical knowledge into practical applications in the field of impact assessment.
Find key points discussed below:
1. Career Highlights and IAIA's Role:
⭕ Yaw Amoyaw-Osei reflects on his long and distinguished career in impact assessment, highlighting his first IAIA conference in 1996 in Lisbon as a pivotal moment.
⭕ He emphasizes the value of networking and learning from peers within the IAIA community, which contributed significantly to his professional development.
⭕ He mentions Ghana's rise as a leader in impact assessment in Africa during the mid-1990s, partly due to IAIA's influence.
2. Advice to Young Professionals:
⭕ Yaw encourages young professionals to leverage the resources and networking opportunities provided by IAIA.
⭕ He stresses the importance of volunteering and building connections with experienced professionals, which can lead to career development opportunities such as jobs, internships, and higher education prospects.
3. Optimism About Environmental Challenges:
⭕ Yaw expresses optimism about the role of impact assessment in addressing global environmental issues such as climate change, sanitation, and deforestation.
⭕ He advocates for better publicization and utilization of impact assessment among policymakers to realize its full potential in solving environmental problems.
4. Call to Action for Impact Assessment Practitioners:
⭕ He urges impact assessment practitioners to make their work more practical and accessible to policymakers and decision-makers.
⭕ He highlights the need for the impact assessment community to critique and improve their approaches to ensure tangible benefits.
IAIA CEO Gary Baker, CFA recently chatted with 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Yaw Amoyaw-Osei. Listen to that conversation here.
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Today we consider the fear-driven negative rhetoric with Kieran Kannan. Then Bushy Martin is joined by Anna Glynn (MAPP), with practical strategies that will empower you to amplify your impact and thrive.
Today we consider the fear-driven negative rhetoric with Kieran Kannan. Then Bushy Martin is joined by Anna Glynn (MAPP), with practical strategies that will empower you to amplify your impact and thrive.
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