A detailed understanding of macroeconomics can support leaders to improve their strategic decision-making and support the development of resilient business and market development strategies. The South African automotive sector is integrated into a number of global value chains and understanding trends and forecasts for the performance of key economic indicators is crucial for South African leader.
Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and their supporting value chains have weathered a number of institutional economic disruptions in previous years. Whilst these disruptions are likely to continue, leaders are needing to respond effectively to a new basket of emergent challenges.
The Masterclass will focus on two themes:
Deep dive into global business-related macroeconomic developments and their impact on industrial sectors and consumer. To include:
OEMs and supporting value chain have weathered a number of institutional economic disruptions in previous years. Whilst these disruptions are likely to continue, Executives are needing to respond effectively to a new basket of emergent challenges. Strategies for manufacturing, sales and maintenance need to be re-configured. Disruptions to be addressed:
naamsa Lifetime Achievement Award Winner, Brand PRETORIUS and ambassador for the naamsa Make Autos Attractive Masterclasses will share his insights from his seminal book “In the Driving Seat: Lessons in Leadership” and unpack what it takes to run a successful business in South Africa and share his experience of leading in uncertain times.
naamsa Associate member, Accenture, unpacked current trends and developments in the global macroeconomic environment and identified key opportunities and supply chain disruptions facing domestic automotive companies.
Development financier, the Industrial Development Corporation [IDC] covered critical dynamics in the battery value chain and identified key investment and localisation opportunities for local manufacturers.