What Gets Measured Gets Managed. Simple Ways to Track GBV Training Impact in Banking
There’s an old management saying that still holds true: what gets measured gets managed. In the world of GBV prevention and bystander training, this principle is especially important. Many organisations invest in workshops and eLearning, see positive feedback on the...
From Workshop to Workplace; Making the 5 D’s Stick in SA Banking Teams
There’s a moment that happens after almost every good training session. People leave energised. They’ve practised new skills, discussed real scenarios, and feel clearer about what they can do if something doesn’t feel right at work. Then Monday arrives. The branch is...
Why Leading SA Banks Choose Impilo – Practical, Culturally Grounded Pathways to Safer, Stronger Workplaces
Many organisations start with good intentions around gender-based violence (GBV) and workplace safety. They run awareness sessions, update policies, and communicate the message that harassment and harm are not acceptable. That’s an important beginning. But awareness...
Leading with Courage: Building Psychological Safety and Trusted Reporting Cultures in SA Banking
Here’s a quiet truth many leaders already sense: the real culture of an organisation isn’t written in the code of conduct. It shows up in whether people feel safe enough to speak up when something isn’t right. In South African banking (and in workplaces across every...
Prevention Pays. Quantifying the Return on GBV Training Investment for South African Banks
Let’s talk numbers. If you’re leading a bank, managing risk, or responsible for people and culture, you already know GBV isn’t just a “social” issue; it quietly affects productivity, retention, client service, and the bottom line. The better question is: what’s the...
The Upstander Shift; Turning Everyday Colleagues into Skilled Supporters in SA Banking Workplaces
Hey there, Picture a regular morning in a South African bank branch or a hybrid team huddle. A colleague seems rattled after a tough client call. Someone makes a “joke” in a meeting that lands wrong and the energy shifts. A team member is quietly pulling back, missing...
From Awareness to Action; Developing Skilled Bystander Cultures in SA Banking
We’ve spent the past few weeks exploring the hidden costs of GBV, the warning signs that often go unnoticed, and the clear business case for prevention. Awareness is essential, but awareness alone doesn’t protect people or teams. Real change happens when colleagues...
Why GBV Prevention is a Smart Business Investment for South African Banks
If you lead people, sit on a risk or transformation committee, or simply care about sustainable performance in South African banking, let’s have an honest conversation about something that often gets filed under “social responsibility” but actually sits right at the...
