Celebrating Those Who Came Before Us!
In true IIG fashion and tradition, the current President, Bukhosi Khumalo, delivered the IIG’s gift to our Past President, Tshepiso Chocho this week in honour…
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Education programmes
Unlocking opportunities: The value of joining the IIG
In the vibrant landscape of the insurance industry, professional development and networking are indispensable ingredients for success. As someone deeply immersed in this dynamic field…
IIGI Trip to London and Oxford is around the corner !
We are excited that with just over 11 weeks left to travel to London and Oxford. This year have over 25 people from 3 provinces…
“I’m fighting” – since Hennie’s become my mentor
“I’m fighting” – since Hennie’s become my mentor this is now my favorite statement (he’s never uttered it, at least not to my knowledge, but…
Fostering Collaboration: Unleashing the power of High-performance Teams.
In the dynamic kingdom of claims and operations management, success hinges not only on individual expertise but also on the collective strength of collaborative teams.…
SASRIA Insights Session – 22nd May 2024
The event started with a warm welcome from the President of the IIG, Bukhosi Khumalo. Bukhosi welcomed all guests and spoke about the importance of…
YourIIG | MiDesk Initiative!
As part of this year’s initiative to contribute meaningfully to society as they grow as leaders, the IIG Class of 2024 is making its mark…
The IIG International Trip is 3 Months Away!
The IIG international Trip is only about 3 months away now and major preparations are under way for the Ultimate Educational and Networking experience in…
IIG Insights – Succession Planning!
The IIG Insights session – focused on Succession Planning – was opened by Mr. Bukhosi Khumalo (AIRMSA, FIISA) President of the Insurance Institute of Gauteng…
Weathering the storm of climate changes in an interconnected world:
The butterfly effect, a concept from chaos theory, suggests that a small disturbance can have far-reaching consequences. While a butterfly flapping its wings can’t directly…