Kemi Ogunyemi has a degree in law from University of Ibadan, an LLM from University of Strathclyde, and MBA and PhD degrees from Pan-Atlantic University. She teaches business ethics, managerial anthropology, self-leadership, and sustainability management at Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria.Omowumi Ogunyemi obtained her first degree in medicine and surgery. She worked as a medical practitioner in Nigerian hospitals before her post-graduate studies in Philosophy. She holds a licentiate degree (masters) and a PhD (Anthropology and Ethics). She teaches at the Institute of Humanities, Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria.Amaka Anozie holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and a Bachelor of Theology (summa cum laude) from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Italy. She works at Lagoon School, Lagos, while leading and facilitating sessions in youth leadership programmes for tertiary institutions across the country.

Responsible Management in Africa offers such an insightful and fascinating 'glocal' perspective. It reveals the topic's local roots on the African continent, from which we can learn much for responsible management globally.

• Chapter 1. Indigenous African Wisdom and its Orientation to the Common Good: Responsible Leadership and Principled Entrepreneurship; Kemi Ogunyemi, Omowumi Ogunyemi, and Amaka Anozie Chapter 2. Responsible Management in Pre-Colonial Africa: Insights from Ancient Egyptians and the Ndop Iron Industry of the 1800th Century in Cameroon; Fonteh Amungwa Chapter 3. Indigenous Responsible Management: The Story of Egypt; Kemi Ogunyemi and Omowumi Ogunyemi Chapter 4. Akan Management Styles and Gold Trade in Ancient Ghana; Esther Chachu Chapter 5. Responsible Business Traditions among the Sesotho-speaking People in Southern Africa; Khali Mofuoa Chapter 6. Responsible Management Practices of the Hausawas of Northern Nigeria; Ruqayyah Baderinwa Chapter 7. Conceptual Model of Responsible Business Management in Yorubaland; Elizabeth Olofin Chapter 8. The Ubuntu and Batho Pele Principles: The Two South African Concepts Overarching Business Applications in South Africa; Robert Dumisani Zondo Chapter 9. Role Clarity and Service Delivery: A Case of Masaza System in Uganda; Robert F. Kyagaba, Kigozi J. C. Munene, Samuel Mafabi, and Jotham Byarugaba Mbiito Chapter 10. Relating the Zunde raMambo Philosophy in Managing Organisations in Africa; Promise Zvavahera Chapter 11. Indigenous African Wisdom, Aristotelian Thought and Catholic Social Teaching – Responsible Business Leadership; Kemi Ogunyemi, Amaka Anozie, and Omowumi Ogunyemi

Kemi Ogunyemi has a degree in law from University of Ibadan, an LLM from University of Strathclyde, and MBA and PhD degrees from Pan-Atlantic University. She teaches business ethics, managerial anthropology, self-leadership, and sustainability management at Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria.Omowumi Ogunyemi obtained her first degree in medicine and surgery. She worked as a medical practitioner in Nigerian hospitals before her post-graduate studies in Philosophy. She holds a licentiate degree (masters) and a PhD (Anthropology and Ethics). She teaches at the Institute of Humanities, Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria.Amaka Anozie holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and a Bachelor of Theology (summa cum laude) from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Italy. She works at Lagoon School, Lagos, while leading and facilitating sessions in youth leadership programmes for tertiary institutions across the country.

Responsible Management in Africa offers such an insightful and fascinating 'glocal' perspective. It reveals the topic's local roots on the African continent, from which we can learn much for responsible management globally.

• Chapter 1. Indigenous African Wisdom and its Orientation to the Common Good: Responsible Leadership and Principled Entrepreneurship; Kemi Ogunyemi, Omowumi Ogunyemi, and Amaka Anozie Chapter 2. Responsible Management in Pre-Colonial Africa: Insights from Ancient Egyptians and the Ndop Iron Industry of the 1800th Century in Cameroon; Fonteh Amungwa Chapter 3. Indigenous Responsible Management: The Story of Egypt; Kemi Ogunyemi and Omowumi Ogunyemi Chapter 4. Akan Management Styles and Gold Trade in Ancient Ghana; Esther Chachu Chapter 5. Responsible Business Traditions among the Sesotho-speaking People in Southern Africa; Khali Mofuoa Chapter 6. Responsible Management Practices of the Hausawas of Northern Nigeria; Ruqayyah Baderinwa Chapter 7. Conceptual Model of Responsible Business Management in Yorubaland; Elizabeth Olofin Chapter 8. The Ubuntu and Batho Pele Principles: The Two South African Concepts Overarching Business Applications in South Africa; Robert Dumisani Zondo Chapter 9. Role Clarity and Service Delivery: A Case of Masaza System in Uganda; Robert F. Kyagaba, Kigozi J. C. Munene, Samuel Mafabi, and Jotham Byarugaba Mbiito Chapter 10. Relating the Zunde raMambo Philosophy in Managing Organisations in Africa; Promise Zvavahera Chapter 11. Indigenous African Wisdom, Aristotelian Thought and Catholic Social Teaching – Responsible Business Leadership; Kemi Ogunyemi, Amaka Anozie, and Omowumi Ogunyemi