Mzansi Scuba Diving Academy

By Professor Leif M. Sjöblom Leif M. Sjöblom and Jabu Maphalala

As a partial solution to massive young black unemployment, Kholisile Khumalo founds a scuba diving academy in South Africa. Despite being highly successful he faces several challenges how to scale the business for maximum impact.

Learning Objective

Scaling of social enterprises.

Settings	Africa, South Africa Mzansi Scuba Diving Academy, Education 2012-2020
Type	Field Research
Copyright	©IMD 2021
Language	English

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