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Natanya Meyer
Also known as: Natanya
University of Johannesburg, North-West University - Vaal Triangle Campus, High School Dr Malan, Pers Pamppoen Gift Shop and Art Gallery
Employment
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University of Johannesburg Associate Professor2020 - Present
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North-West University - Vaal Triangle Campus YEBO organiser and member of Bhive Enterprise Development Centre2013 - Present
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North-West University - Vaal Triangle Campus Lecturer2012 - Present
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Pers Pamppoen Gift Shop and Art Gallery Manager and owner2011 - 2011
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New Leaf Landscapers Manager and owner2010 - 2012
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Econ Solutions Town Planning Consultants Manager/ owner and town planner2006 - 2012
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H Kritzinger Accounting Services Bookkeeper2001 - 2005
Education
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North-West University - Vaal Triangle Campus PHD in Entrepreneurship2018 - 2018
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North-West University - Vaal Triangle Campus Masters Degree in Development and Management2013 - 2013
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North-West University - Vaal Triangle Campus B.Com Honours in Risk Management2005 - 2005
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North-West University - Vaal Triangle Campus B.Com Degree in Risk Management2002 - 2004
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High School Dr Malan Matric2001 - 2001
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (86)
- Green entrepreneurship as a catalyst for local economic development Save
- ‘Weathering the storm’. Resilience and small and medium-sized enterprises in Uganda Save
- Beyond adoption: Theorizing the relational dimensions of human-machine collaboration and work design Save
- A conceptual framework for ethical emerging digital technologies: A South African publicsector perspective Save
- Preface Save
- Sustainable entrepreneurship and green innovation in emerging economies: a bibliometric mapping of two decades of research Save
- A critical review of the enablers and constraints of artificial intelligence in the South African public sector Save
- Antecedents of researchers’ behavioral intentions to use crowdsourcing in science: a multilevel approach Save
- Preface Save
- Chapter 7: Critical success factors for small businesses: Insights from South Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo Save