The Black Management Forum (BMF) is a non- racial, thought leadership organisation founded in 1976, with the main purpose of influencing socio-economic transformation of our country, in pursuit of socio-economic justice, fairness and equity. It continues to be vocal on these aforementioned matters and has been keeping corporate South Africa in check and encouraging participation of the broader South African stakeholders. The BMF stands for the development and empowerment of managerial leadership primarily amongst black people within organizations and the creation of managerial structures and processes, which reflect the demographics, and values of the wider society. The BMF espouses a value system which embraces high standards and sets tone and measure in business ethics, not only amongst black organization, but South African society in general. Through its value system, its disciplines and perseverance towards a just cause, the leadership of the BMF has made a meaningful contribution to the stability of the country and the progress made on socio-economic development. We understand that a vibrant organization depends on robust and meaningful discussions and platforms created at branch level. We value your inputs and we are looking forward to your invaluable insights that will shape the transformation discourse.
