FRIENDS OF TSIBA UK
In October 2013, TSIBA registered a Trust in the United Kingdom. Called Friends of TSIBA UK, it was established to build relationships with foundations, corporate organisations and individuals to enable TSIBA to realise its vision in South Africa. All funds raised by the UK Trust go directly towards supporting TSIBA Business School, an accredited institution of higher education offering business qualifications in South Africa.
You can get involved in many ways to amplify the impact of the Trust and TSIBA Business School.
The Friends of TSIBA UK is based in Oxford and is managed by trustees. The trustees are:
- Penny Costley-White: Volunteer
- Peter Kraan: TSIBA Business School
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Nicki Auret: ICBC Standard Bank
- Marianne Botoulas
SOME OF OUR UK PARTNERS
Become a Friend of TSIBA
Connect with Friends of TSIBA UK using your skills and time.
From planning fundraising events within your network, hosting interns at your company, suggesting new funding sources to creating relationships with potential partners, there are countless ways you can help amplify TSIBA’s impact!
Mentor TSIBA students
Share your professional and personal experience by mentoring our students in their journey. Mentorship is a formal part of TSIBA's Academic Curriculum.
You will be joining our international community of industry experts. Don't worry about the distance, as digital technologies bridge the geographical divide.
Fuel our work
If you are a UK resident paying income tax in the United Kingdom you can make a tax-free contribution to TSIBA’s impact through a donation.
Whether you decide to fund a student for a one year tuition scholarship, provide a living allowance or donate towards text books, your support will help TSIBA Business School students in their journey to Graduation.
IMAGINE TSIBAx20
Following 20 years of profoundly changing young people’s lives, the IMAGINE TSIBAx20 campaign imagines another two decades and then another, and then another, and 20x the graduates.
With your support IMAGINE TSIBAx20 aims to build sufficient financial reserves to secure our work for decades ahead.