Homecoming Revolution CEO Angel Jones was listed as one of Thriving.Network’s Top 50 Female Founders for 2019. Thriving.Network is a leading digital platform for entrepreneurs. Read more here. ... read more →
Homecoming Revolution CEO Angel Jones speaks to eNCA Anchor Shahan Ramkissoon about key findings from the 2019 Homecoming Trends Report, specifically why many South Africans who leave, ultimately return home.
Rapid changes to the global workplace has left members of the C-suite ill-equipped to adapt and meet the demands of new ways of working. Many of the core skills once... read more →
Homecoming Revolution CEO Angel Jones was interviewed by SAfm's Phemelo Motene on Friday 12th July 2019. When SA People published a blog recently from an expat who was moving with... read more →
In an April 2019 episode of the Money Show on talk radio 702, host Bruce Whitfield explored why South Africa’s economy was ''in trouble''. ''Brain drain'' - the long-term departure... read more →
South Africans with skills are leaving the country. Their reasons include better career opportunities as well as political and economic stability. Statistics from the Department of Home Affairs showed that... read more →
In an April 2019 episode of the Money Show on talk radio 702, host Bruce Whitfield explored why South Africa’s economy was “in trouble”. “Brain drain” – the long-term departure... read more →
Homecoming Revolution was featured in popular South African women's magazine Sarie's May 2019 edition. Read more Sarie May 2019
In Sub-Saharan Africa’s fast moving and highly competitive consumer market, the importance of hiring the right talent remains critical to the success of retailers. This was among the key insights... read more →
Ghana's economy is skyrocketing. That is what the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predict for this year. The IMF talks of a growth rate of 8.8 percent... read more →