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4worldlovers: Engaged Business Turnaround was established as a multi-disciplinary turnaround and restructuring firm providing stakeholders with the most favourable possible outcome for their exposures under the circumstances. The firm is headed by experienced business persons and entrepreneurs who have built successful businesses of their own and managed the turnaround of diverse entities in both a proprietary and consulting capacity.

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Gateways is a boutique business consultancy where the focus is always on delivering measurable results.

Gateways may be the only business consultancy in the world to offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee if clients are not happy with the deliverables… a guarantee that Gateways can offer with confidence because of the extensive and intensive experience of its team of world-class consultants. This is a team that comes with genuine pedigrees, experience and wisdom.

Gateways was established in 1990 by Ian Mann. Ian is one of the most well-read and insightful consultants in the world.

The consultancy works with medium and large organisations in South Africa, the rest of Africa, the Middle East and Australasia - always with the focus on performance and the bottom line. With its wealth of knowledge and experience, results are assured.

4worldlovers: Since entering the market as part of Bain & Company’s global practice, Bain & Company South Africa has invested in the growth and development of more than 60 companies in sub-Saharan Africa and served more than 350 projects to date.


We know Africa well. Building on our global platform with Africa specific knowledge, we have served a broad range of clients across the continent’s largest, most rapidly changing sectors in almost every market. Our experience ranges across key sectors in Africa, including Telecom, Media and Technology, Industrial Goods & Mining, Oil & Gas, Financial Services, Consumer Goods & Retail, and Private Equity on a cross-section of capabilities.

Bain is strongly committed to Africa and is firmly invested in and committed to creating enduring change and positive economic and social impact across the continent. We achieve this through our consulting work but also by directly engaging issues critical to the continent’s broad transformation agenda through our pro bono work.

Bain & Company has been named one of the world's best places to work, offering a wide range of career options for undergraduates, MBAs, advanced degree holders and experienced professionals.

Our formula for success has been simple—create a high-impact, supportive culture where immensely talented people are encouraged to be brilliant at what they do.

Over the past 20 years, consulting has been the first career step for many of the most talented young business graduates. But while they may be familiar with top firms’ prestigious reputations, few people know what the job is actually about.

Whatever your background and career aspirations, we likely have the perfect role for you. Our consulting and non-consulting positions attract people who are at the top of their game.

Gender diversity is a strategic priority for our firm, and we invest deeply to ensure we are hiring the world's most talented female business leaders and helping each one to thrive in the fast-paced consulting environment.

We're serious about attracting, hiring and developing truly exceptional people—which is why we go out of our way to meet you online, on your campus or in your neighborhood.

At the Johannesburg office, we are committed to contributing to the betterment of local society. Simply put, we believe that what is good for Africa is good for Bain. As a result, we work on issues that are critical to South Africa, particularly efforts that improve the social and economic conditions of those in need. We focus on issues where we can have the greatest impact: those that ignite our passions as a Bain community and that leverage our strategic capabilities.

In the spirit of breaking down barriers between communities and offering hands-on help, Bain Africa contiues to participate in Mandela Day. Bainies spend time working with organisations, putting creative, consulting and childcare skills to good use. In the past, we've put out fires next door to TLC Children's Home, painted jungle gyms at Ekupholeni Trauma Centre and Kliptown Pastoral Pre-School, tested business ideas and strategies at The Hub and the Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship, and tested our muscles during rubbish clearing in Kliptown.

Bain Africa continues to make sizable contributions to local organisations through formal pro bono casework. Working with organisations like Endeavour South Africa, the local arm of a global nonprofit organisation that identifies and supports high-impact entrepreneurs in emerging economies, and m2m, an organisation that works to impact the health of mothers and their babies through education and employment.

Our fundraising is currently focused on payroll giving to select South African charities, and support through national observance days. We hold regular in-office events to raise money for and awareness of such organisations. Examples include the sale of Casual Day stickers through the National Council for Persons with Physical Disabilities and the sale of bandanas through the Sunflower Fund (to support leukemia and other blood cancer patients).

Bain South Africa’s engagement with SARS was a humbling episode. It is clear we made some serious mistakes leading up to and including our engagement with SARS. We are deeply sorry for those mistakes.