Zimbabwe Institute of Management is a membership based and non-profit making management organisation founded in 1957 with the main goal of promoting and developing best practices in management and leadership.[1] The institute's membership is categorised into individual, corporate and student members. Its range of products include executive diplomas in Business Leadership, General Management, Applied Strategy, Sports Management as well as diplomas in Business Administration, Project Management, Environmental Health & Safety Management, Supervisory Management and Security Management. The institute also offers certificate courses in various fields of management in addition to customised in-house programmes to corporate clients.

MottoTo be the leading centre of excellence in management and leadership development
Established1957
MissionTo develop and promote best practice in management leadership through innovativeproducts and services for business growth and sustainability
FocusBusiness Management
PresidentTyanai Zhou
ChairGodfrey Rusunguro
Key peopleNorman Hadzirambwi
Location
Harare
,
Harare
,
Zimbabwe
Websitewww.zim.ac.zw

Awards

The Zimbabwe Institute of Management Awards were established in 1978 by the organisation to recognise, develop and promote management leadership excellence at all managerial levels. The awards are held annually. The 1978 awards were made possible by a donation from Kurt Kuhn, an ex-repatriate managing director at Zisco Steel. The first recipient of the award was J Fraser, the 10th general manager of Bata Shoe Company.

The award categories are

  1. Private sector leader of the year,
  2. Public service leader of the year,
  3. SME leader of the year,
  4. Young leader of the year,
  5. Customer service excellence,
  6. National contribution award / Lifetime Achievement Award,
  7. Regional Contribution Award
  8. Most Influential Leader of the Year Award

The manager of the year award is the most prestigious award and is judged on profitability, growth, human resources development, quality of social responsibility, economic development of their organisation as well as personal development of the nominated individual.[2]

The awards kick off as regional awards and after the regional awards, national awards are held. Regional awards are held in the following regions:

Nomination Process

Any one serving in a leadership role is eligible to be in the running for the awards through nominations invited during the first quarter of each year through press adverts as well as through the institutes' database of members and managers from both the private and public sectors. Advertisements are also placed in the local newspapers calling for nominations and once nominations are received, the nominee is invited to make a submission following a set criteria that is used by the adjudication panel.

Once submissions are received, the process commences with adjudication taking centre stage. An independent adjudication panel set up by the Council of the Institute adjudicates on the nominees‘ submissions.

The awards are available for presentation each year to personalities who, in the opinion of the Institute have made outstanding contribution to management in Zimbabwe.

Nominee Requirements and Assessments

The requirements for a nominee are company profile, resume, organisation's history, organisational structure, details of personal development and details of social responsibility and three referees who can be business partners, employers, suppliers or immediate superiors. Assessment depend on this supplied information and include non-statistical factors such as management of people, tasks, processes, macro-environment fundamentals, recognition by internal and external stake-holders, quality of social responsibilities, human resources development and leadership.

Ceremonies and Winners

2017

2017 ZIM National Awards[3]
Category First Runner Up Second Runner Up Winner
Private Sector Leader Bhekinkosi Nkomo (Rio Zim) Ruth Ncube (First Mutual) Divine Ndhlukula (Securico)
Public Service Leader Chipo Mutasa (TelOne) Professor Rungano Jonas Zvobgo (Great Zimbabwe University)

Gloria Magombo (ZERA)

Young Leader of the Year Onias Sanangura (Ring Driving School) Terence Yeatman (SPAR Zimbabwe) Tinashe Mutarisi (Nash Paints)
Customer Service Excellence Inclusive Financial Services Nokel Security TelOne
SME Leader of the Year
Regional Contributor Zimbabwe Revenue Authority Nyaradzo Funeral Assurance
Most Influential Leader Dr Phillip Chiyangwa
Lifetime Achievement Award Shingi Munyeza

2016

2016 Northern Region Awards[4]
Category First Runner Up Second Runner Up Winner
Private Sector Leader Bhekinkosi Nkomo Ruth Ncube Divine Ndhlukula
Public Service Leader Chipo Mtasa Professor Rungano Zvobgo

Gloria Magombo

Young Leader of the Year Onias Sanangura Terrence Yeatman Tinashe Mutarisi
Customer Service Excellence Rams Security Snow White Laundry TelOne
Human Resources Development Central Vehicle Registry
SME Leader of the Year Marah Hativagone Caroline Chirima Tinashe Mutarisi
Regional Contributor
Most Influential Leader Phillip Chiyangwa
Lifetime Achievement Award

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Zimbabwe Institute of Management". Search.co.zw. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
  2. ↑ "ZIMs manager of the year". The Zimbabwean. 2010-03-23. Retrieved 2019-05-23.
  3. ↑ "Meet the ZIM National Winners" (PDF). The Financial Gazette. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
  4. ↑ "Zimbabwe Institute of Management Supplement" (PDF). The Financial Gazette. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
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