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Micro and macro rewards for engagement

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Different kinds of rewards have different behavioural pros and cons. However, when used together, they can produce outstanding results. Almost all employee engagement, channel incentive and customer loyalty programs include some form of tangible, extrinsic reward. While there is a vast middle ground, in general, there are two kinds of rewards. These are micro and macro rewards.

Leadership qualities of electable leaders

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2024 has been dubbed the ‘super election year’. According to Statista, around half the world’s population lives in the more than 60 countries holding national elections in 2024, and with roughly two billion eligible voters, this is being described as the largest election year in history.

Teaching children financial savviness

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An oftentimes overlooked subject when it comes to effective parenting, empowering children with financial literacy from a young age is one of the greatest gifts parents can give to their children. As the world becomes increasingly complex, teaching your little ones about sound financial management isn’t just about educating them about what Rands and cents are or, how money works; it’s about equipping them with the skills and knowledge to navigate a financially savvy future.

Unleashing the power of the cloud

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Moving to the cloud is essential. Businesses that don’t move to the cloud can, to some degree, add complicated layers to their legacy systems in an effort to keep up with the times, but eventually, they will be forced to make the move.

How do you get rich?

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Lately, I have received several questions from investors about how rich people go about their money. What do they do differently, or have they simply inherited wealth? Our clients include a substantial number of families who have accumulated wealth over many generations, but many are first generation.

A three-step plan to making black tax manageable

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Conversations around black tax – the obligation placed on those who achieve a degree of financial success to provide for their extended families and communities – need to be centred around families rather than individuals. Frank conversations that involve clearly communicated boundaries are imperative to dealing with the emotional aspects of money management.

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