Andi Cibrario (Andrea Cibrario)

Andi is a business improvement professional with a degree in Social Science, certified in municipal finance management while completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Coaching. She is experienced in Supply Chain Management and Change Management, familiar with the compliance and legislative principles with a demonstrated history of working in the financial services industry.

Skilled in public procurement, management, training, and behavioural sciences. Andi's objective is to apply her proven supervisory experience to business improvements, and preventative/developmental initiatives that cultivate and encourage growth in others through constructive social change.

In the Spotlight

Poverty and Stratification in a Contemporary South Africa: A Sociological Point of View

South Africa has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world, but stratification affects Continue »

In the Spotlight

To Work From Home, or Not to Work From Home. That's the Question on All South Africans' Lips

Companies are getting comfortable allowing remote work, making adoption of technology along with flexible working hours, an unavoidable reality and possibly a lasting change in how South Africans do business

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  Philosophy

  Therapy Qualities Understood as a Culinary Experience

  3 years ago

  For therapists to get a grip on the desired characteristics and qualities as well as the importance of self-awareness, consider an analogy with a uniquely South African flavour - if you will forgive me the pun in a moment...

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  South Africa Political & Social Issues

  Poverty and Stratification in a Contemporary South Africa: A Sociological Point of View

  3 years ago

  South Africa has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world, but stratification affects all social groups; meaning that all human behaviour is governed by inequality all around the world. The extent of it for South Africans, is that of Absolute Poverty where power over its citizens has the p

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  Online Resources for Work

  To Work From Home, or Not to Work From Home. That's the Question on All South Africans' Lips

  3 years ago

  Companies are getting comfortable allowing remote work, making adoption of technology along with flexible working hours, an unavoidable reality and possibly a lasting change in how South Africans do business