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A sustainable future through African Leadership


Get ready to join the most impactful and forward-thinking minds across Africa, as we empower leaders to drive a more sustainable future at the ESG Africa Conference. This highly-anticipated event provides an unparalleled platform for industry pioneers and experts to come together and tackle the common challenges associated with embedding ESG practices within organisations.

The conference's core theme, "Sustainable Future Through Leadership," underscores the essential role that leaders play in ensuring their organizations align with ESG principles and integrate them into their overall strategy. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to be part of the change-makers shaping Africa's sustainable future!

Conférenciers

Abel Sakhau

Chief Sustainability Office à Sanlam Group Office

Dr. Achieng Ojwang

Executive Director de UN Global Compact Network South Africa

Akhona Xotyeni

MPhil Environmental Management à Chatham House

Alex Hetherington

CEO de Third LIne Group

Anthony Farr

CEO de Alan Gray Orbis Foundation

Arno Barnard

Head of Sustainability à Andrada Mining

Barry Naicker

CSO à Pan African Resources

Bonang Mohale

CEO de Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA).

Clarissa Muir

Lecturer à University of Johannesburg

Colin Reddy

Senior Lecturer à University of Johannesburg

Colleen Theron

CEO de Ardea International

Dipalesa Mpye

Head of Social Impact à Tshikululu

Douglas Kativu

Director de GRI

Dr. Henry Onwukuba

Academic Director, Africa Leadership Programme de Lagos Business School

Emily Gammon

Associate à Webber Wentzel

Eric Leong Son

Head of Sustainability à Heineken

Evelyne Serro

Senior Manager, Sustainability à Safaricom PLC

Fani Titi

CEO de Investec

Gareth Ackerman

Chair à Pick n Pay

Joyce nkini Iwisi

Principal - Forensic Investigations, Africa. à Control Risks

Jean Pierre Strydom

Senior Solutions Consultant à Onestream

Kathryn Fletcher

Principal à Control Risks

Katleho Malinga

Alumni Mobilization Manager à Columba Leadership

Keamogetswe Motsilanyane

"Senior Internal Auditor " à Fresh Produce Market

Kebour Ghenna

CEO de Pan Africa Chamber of Commerce

Kiren Maharaj

CEO de SANEA

Kuda Mukhova

Head of impact and sustainability à Norsad Capital

Lebone Nkhumeleni

Impact Investment Advisory à University of Pretoria

Lauren Rota

Vice President: ESG à Imperial Logistics / DP World

Leanne Emery Hunter

COO à YES

Lettie Basani Phume

Group Human Capital Executive à Momentum Metropolitan Holdings

Marissa Naidoo

Country lead à Innovate UK KTN

Matlou Setati

Executive : Food Safety and Sustainability à Consumer goods council

Matthew Burnell

Founder & Attorney de Burnell Attorneys

Michael Salvatico

Head of Asia Pacific and MEA ESG Business Development à S&P Globa

Mpumi Madisa

CEO de Bidvest

Nick Charalambides

CEO de Imani Development

Dr. Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien

Board Member à IFRS

Nomsa Mbere

Partner à Webber Wentzel

Pieter Scholtz

Partner and Africa ESG Lead à KPMG

Racey Muchilwa

Head of Novartis SubSaharan Africa (SSA) à Norvatis Sub-Saharan Africa

Rodney Peters

CEO de AST recycling

Ravi Naidoo

CEO de Yes & Amen InternationalYouth Employment Services - YES

Shamal Sivansanker

CEO de Coachfluence

Shameela Soobramoney

CEO de NBI

Stavros Nicolaou

Group Senior Executive - Strategic Trade Development à Aspen Pharmaceuticals

Tariro Mutizwa

Regional Vice President à AICPA - CIMA

Sudipto Sakar

Associate Director de Benchmark Gensuite

Cicelia van Rooi

Managing Director de DOW Chemicals

Thuthula Ndunge

Social Transformation Unit à NBI

Vincent Obisie-Orlu

Head of Programme: Human Security & Climate Change à GGAfrica

Vuyo Lutseke

Director Membership & Stakeholder Relations de Membership & Stakeholder Relations Shared Value Africa Initiative

Xanti Payi

Economist | Senior Manager à PWC

Alyssa Jooste

Africa Sustainability Manager: Water Stewardship & Smart Agriculture à Anheuser-Busch InBev

Raedsibe Dlamini

Sustainability Manager, Africa: Circular Packaging, Climate Action & Partnerships à AB InBev

Mary-Jane Morifi

Chief Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Officer à Tiger Brands

Richard (Boris) Rivett-Carnac

Chief Executive Officer à the South African Breweries (SAB)

Ordre du jour

Welcome to day 1
Keynote address
Dr. Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien
  • Dr. Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien (Board Member à IFRS)

    Dr. Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien

    Board Member à IFRS

    Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien was appointed as a full-time member of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) in June 2022, effective 15 July 2022.

    Her career has been focused on building connections between business and sustainable development, working across multinational and indigenous companies, public institutions and civil society organisations—in Africa and Europe—to initiate sustainable development initiatives.

    She served as the inaugural Group Chief Sustainability and Governance Officer of Dangote Industries Limited—one of Africa’s largest manufacturing businesses—from 2017 to 2020. In this role, she was responsible for developing the company’s sustainability culture, strategy and reporting across 14 countries.

    Dr Nnoli-Edozien has also served on several boards, committees and initiatives focused on corporate culture, impact investing, sustainability reporting and governance.

    She has a PhD in social ethics, cultural adaptation, sustainability and governance from the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Germany and a Bachelor’s degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.

CEO Panel Discussion with the United Nations Global Compact Network South Africa
Dr. Achieng OjwangFani TitiMpumi MadisaCicelia van Rooi
  • Dr. Achieng Ojwang (Executive Director de UN Global Compact  Network South Africa)

    Dr. Achieng Ojwang

    Executive Director de UN Global Compact Network South Africa
  • Fani Titi (CEO de Investec)

    Fani Titi

    CEO de Investec
  • Mpumi Madisa (CEO de Bidvest)

    Mpumi Madisa

    CEO de Bidvest
  • Cicelia van Rooi (Managing Director de DOW Chemicals)

    Cicelia van Rooi

    Managing Director de DOW Chemicals
Panel discussion from various ESG stakeholder perspectives on the last year and where we have landed with regards to ESG as well as emerging challenges
Kebour GhennaClarissa MuirEvelyne SerroPieter ScholtzVuyo Lutseke
  • Kebour Ghenna (CEO de Pan Africa Chamber of  Commerce)

    Kebour Ghenna

    CEO de Pan Africa Chamber of Commerce
  • Clarissa Muir (Lecturer à University of  Johannesburg)

    Clarissa Muir

    Lecturer à University of Johannesburg
  • Evelyne Serro (Senior Manager,  Sustainability à Safaricom PLC)

    Evelyne Serro

    Senior Manager, Sustainability à Safaricom PLC
  • Pieter Scholtz (Partner and Africa ESG  Lead à KPMG)

    Pieter Scholtz

    Partner and Africa ESG Lead à KPMG
  • Vuyo Lutseke (Director  Membership &  Stakeholder Relations de Membership &  Stakeholder Relations Shared Value Africa  Initiative)

    Vuyo Lutseke

    Director Membership & Stakeholder Relations de Membership & Stakeholder Relations Shared Value Africa Initiative
Tea Break
Keynote speaker on ESG and Stakeholders
Bonang Mohale
  • Bonang Mohale (CEO de Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA).)

    Bonang Mohale

    CEO de Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA).

    Bonang Mohale is currently the CEO of Business Leadership South
    Africa (BLSA). Mr Mohale ended a distinguished term as Vice President
    Upstream and Chairman of Shell South Africa (Pty) Limited at the end of
    June.
    Mr Mohale, who originally studied to be a medical doctor, has had a
    distinguished career at the helm and in leadership roles of several major South African and multinational companies; including Otis Elevators, South African Airways, Sanlam, Limited, and Drake
    & Scull Integrated Facilities Management. He currently serves on the Boards of Swiss Re Africa (12 years); Hollard
    Insurance (11 years); Rand Merchant Bank & Oakhurst Insurance (Chairman). Mr Mohale has an impressive track
    record of building successful companies, delivering results and making significant advances in transformation in the
    companies he has been involved in. He has been a vocal courageous and active proponent of transformation since the
    1980s, and played a leadership role in the Black Management Forum (BMF) for over 33 years.
    Awarded Bonang was conferred with an Honorary Professorship in Marketing Management by the University of Pretoria,
    where he serves on their Advisory Council. 2012 IPM CEO of the Year. Received the PRESIDENTIAL AWARD for his
    “Servanthood in South African Industry & the Economic Empowerment of Previously Disadvantaged Individuals” 2001.

Panel on the changing role of stakeholders and how we can collaborate and co-create to add value best practice and challenges
Joyce nkini IwisiLauren RotaLebone NkhumeleniRacey MuchilwaLettie Basani Phume
  • Joyce nkini Iwisi (Principal - Forensic Investigations, Africa. à Control Risks)

    Joyce nkini Iwisi

    Principal - Forensic Investigations, Africa. à Control Risks
  • Lauren Rota (Vice President: ESG à Imperial Logistics / DP  World)

    Lauren Rota

    Vice President: ESG à Imperial Logistics / DP World
  • Lebone Nkhumeleni (Impact Investment  Advisory à University of Pretoria)

    Lebone Nkhumeleni

    Impact Investment Advisory à University of Pretoria
  • Racey Muchilwa (Head of Novartis SubSaharan Africa (SSA) à Norvatis Sub-Saharan  Africa)

    Racey Muchilwa

    Head of Novartis SubSaharan Africa (SSA) à Norvatis Sub-Saharan Africa
  • Lettie Basani Phume (Group Human Capital  Executive à Momentum Metropolitan  Holdings)

    Lettie Basani Phume

    Group Human Capital Executive à Momentum Metropolitan Holdings
Table discussions on stakeholders
Youth perspective on stakeholders
Lunch
Keynote speaker on Value chains and ESG
Stavros Nicolaou
  • Stavros Nicolaou (Group Senior Executive  - Strategic Trade  Development à Aspen Pharmaceuticals)

    Stavros Nicolaou

    Group Senior Executive - Strategic Trade Development à Aspen Pharmaceuticals

    Stavros Nicolaou is a member of Aspen Pharmacare Holdings Limited Group Executive Committee and is the Group Senior Executive responsible for Strategic Trade Development. Previously he was CEO of Aspen’s Export Business. Aspen is Africa’s largest pharmaceutical manufacturer and a now world leader in Anaesthetics and injectable anti-coagulants.

    Aspen is one of South Africa’s most globalised multinational companies with a presence in over 50 geographies globally, with 26 manufacturing facilities across 6 continents. He was instrumental in introducing the first generic ARV’s on the African Continent developed by Aspen, which has gone on to save hundreds of thousands of lives in South Africa and on the African Continent.

    Nicolaou is a graduate of Wits University and has over 31 years experience in the South African and International Pharmaceutical Industry, 27 years of which have been with the Aspen Group or its subsidiaries and is a previous winner of the SA Institute of Marketing Management (IMM) Health Care Marketer of the year Award. He is a previous recipient Monty Rubenstein Award for proficiency in Pharmaceutics from the Wits University Pharmacy Health Sciences Faculty.

    He was awarded, the Order of the Lion of St Mark by the Greek Orthodox Pope Theodoros II and recently received the title of “High Commander of the Order of the Apostle & Evangelist Mark” of the Patriarchate of Alexandria. He has been inducted as a Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society of South Africa (PSSA), one of the highest honours bestowed by the PSSA, and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Medicine from Wits University, a top 100 Health Science Faculty for Clinical Medicine. He was appointed as an Honorary Member of the Southern African Society for Thrombosis and Haemostasis at the Society’s recent AGM.

    Nicolaou is particularly passionate about diversity, transformation, championing localisation and building bridges between the private and public sector in order to improve access to treatment for patients in emerging markets and improving healthcare outcomes in these markets. He has been involved in a number of social responsibility and charitable causes aimed at reducing poverty, inequality and assisting economic growth and development in South Africa.

    He has been a speaker at a number of conferences, including the Economist Roundtable, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and has delivered a lecture on ARV developments at the Raigon Institute, a JV between Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital.

Panel on working with our value chains and double materiality what do we need to do differently. This also links to the circular economy are we driving that sufficiently as well as trade issues
Matthew BurnellTariro MutizwaKeamogetswe MotsilanyaneKuda Mukhova
  • Matthew Burnell (Founder & Attorney de Burnell Attorneys)

    Matthew Burnell

    Founder & Attorney de Burnell Attorneys
  • Tariro Mutizwa (Regional Vice President à AICPA - CIMA)

    Tariro Mutizwa

    Regional Vice President à AICPA - CIMA
  • Keamogetswe Motsilanyane (

    Keamogetswe Motsilanyane

    "Senior Internal Auditor " à Fresh Produce Market
  • Kuda Mukhova (Head of impact and  sustainability à Norsad Capital)

    Kuda Mukhova

    Head of impact and sustainability à Norsad Capital
Tea Break
Keynote speaker on consumerism and ESG
Gareth Ackerman
  • Gareth Ackerman (Chair à Pick n Pay)

    Gareth Ackerman

    Chair à Pick n Pay

    An executive at Pick n Pay for 15 years until 1999, Gareth headed up various divisions and served as Joint Group Managing Director and the Managing Director of Pick n Pay Group Enterprises. He was appointed to the Board in 1990 as an executive director, until becoming a non-executive director in 1999. From 2002 to 2010 Gareth was Chair of Pick n Pay Holdings Limited, which at that time was the ultimate holding company of the Group. In 2010 he was appointed non-executive Chair of Pick n Pay Stores Limited.

    Among his other involvements, Gareth is co-chair of the Consumer Goods Council of South Africa and is previous co-chair of the international Consumer Goods Forum. He is also a trustee of the Masisizane Fund and was a member of the international board of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO). He chairs the Ackerman Family interests.

Consumerism
Eric Leong SonMatlou SetatiRodney PetersMary-Jane MorifiColin Reddy

Panel discussion on consumerism and how to deal with that versus resource use and cost. Consumerism opportunities can translate into economic growth through thinking differently. How do we grow in a more sustainable manner and what does that mean for our business models? How will the drive towards a circular economy impact consumerism and business models and bring new opportunity?

  • Eric Leong Son (Head of Sustainability à Heineken)

    Eric Leong Son

    Head of Sustainability à Heineken
  • Matlou Setati (Executive : Food Safety  and Sustainability à Consumer goods council)

    Matlou Setati

    Executive : Food Safety and Sustainability à Consumer goods council
  • Rodney Peters (CEO de AST recycling)

    Rodney Peters

    CEO de AST recycling
  • Mary-Jane Morifi (Chief Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Officer à Tiger Brands)

    Mary-Jane Morifi

    Chief Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Officer à Tiger Brands
  • Colin Reddy (Senior Lecturer à University of Johannesburg)

    Colin Reddy

    Senior Lecturer à University of Johannesburg
Keynote Summary on keeping you awake at night
Shameela Soobramoney
  • Shameela Soobramoney (CEO de NBI)

    Shameela Soobramoney

    CEO de NBI

    Having had extensive work experience in corporate Strategy, Finance, Operations and Sustainability at senior levels, and serving on the Board of a large environmental NGO, she is deeply passionate about the role that businesses, and in turn, countries, can play in creating a sustainable world through their core strategies whilst still prospering economically. She sees her personal goals of contributing to the greater good, and the need to think differently about the way in which we act and do business as being one and the same. 10+ years leadership level experience.

YES Awards

Awards Process

Cocktail Party
Welcome to day 2
Keynote speaker on quality inputs for ESG reporting
Kathryn Fletcher
  • Kathryn Fletcher (Principal à Control Risks)

    Kathryn Fletcher

    Principal à Control Risks

    She is the Principal in Control Risks’ ESG department in EMEA and leads the Social Risks and Human Rights team.

    For the past 9 years she has focussed on the ‘S’ of ESG. She helps companies across all sectors to measure, manage and mitigate human and labour rights risks in their operations and supply chains to ensure compliance with local legislation and to help them strive towards international best practice.

Panel discussion on reporting including emerging trends, what technologies and processes can be put in place to help report and track implementation and how to calculate impact in the African context
Shamal SivansankerSudipto SakarMichael SalvaticoDouglas KativuJean Pierre StrydomBarry Naicker
  • Shamal Sivansanker (CEO de Coachfluence)

    Shamal Sivansanker

    CEO de Coachfluence
  • Sudipto Sakar (Associate Director de Benchmark Gensuite)

    Sudipto Sakar

    Associate Director de Benchmark Gensuite
  • Michael Salvatico (Head of Asia Pacific  and MEA ESG Business  Development à S&P Globa)

    Michael Salvatico

    Head of Asia Pacific and MEA ESG Business Development à S&P Globa
  • Douglas Kativu (Director de GRI)

    Douglas Kativu

    Director de GRI
  • Jean Pierre Strydom (Senior Solutions  Consultant à Onestream)

    Jean Pierre Strydom

    Senior Solutions Consultant à Onestream
  • Barry Naicker (CSO à Pan African Resources)

    Barry Naicker

    CSO à Pan African Resources
Keynote speaker on youth and entrepreneurship
Ravi Naidoo
  • Ravi Naidoo (CEO de Yes & Amen InternationalYouth Employment Services - YES)

    Ravi Naidoo

    CEO de Yes & Amen InternationalYouth Employment Services - YES

    Youth Employment Service (YES) Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Ravi Naidoo, joined the organisation with over 25 years of experience in implementing and managing a range of social change and impact programmes. During this time, he has worked with trade unions, the public sector, and private sector fund management, finding ways to implement programmes in complex institutional environments. His role as CEO assists YES in collaborating with other industries and organisations to help create a better future for all South Africans.Along with this, Naidoo forms part of the National Planning Commission for the next five years, where he will work on the long-term plans to advance growth and development in South Africa. He has recently been appointed as a member of the advisory committee for Mining Indaba 2024.Some of his successes prior to joining YES, include the establishment of the SA National Green Fund, being the manager of the multi-stakeholder ‘Health Roadmap’ that culminated in government’s AIDS turnaround strategy (which saw average life expectancy rise from 49 to 62 years), and the restructuring of the Unemployment Insurance Fund to include coverage for the first time for over 600,000 domestic workers. Ravi holds a master’s degree from Harvard University.

Panel on youth, entrepreneurship and SMMEs and their role in implementing ESG and along the supply chain. What partnerships and collaboration models can we use? How can it help diversity and inclusion? What does it mean for skills development programmes?
Anthony FarrLeanne Emery HunterMarissa NaidooAkhona XotyeniKatleho Malinga
  • Anthony Farr (CEO de Alan Gray Orbis  Foundation)

    Anthony Farr

    CEO de Alan Gray Orbis Foundation
  • Leanne Emery Hunter (COO à YES)

    Leanne Emery Hunter

    COO à YES
  • Marissa Naidoo (Country lead à Innovate UK KTN)

    Marissa Naidoo

    Country lead à Innovate UK KTN
  • Akhona Xotyeni (MPhil  Environmental  Management à Chatham House)

    Akhona Xotyeni

    MPhil Environmental Management à Chatham House
  • Katleho Malinga (Alumni Mobilization  Manager à Columba Leadership)

    Katleho Malinga

    Alumni Mobilization Manager à Columba Leadership
INTRODUCTION TO SECTORAL BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Nick Charalambides
  • Nick Charalambides (CEO de Imani Development)

    Nick Charalambides

    CEO de Imani Development

    Experienced trade and regional integration consultant with a demonstrated history of working in international trade and development.

    Skilled in International Relations, Civil Society, Policy Analysis, International Trade, and Economic Development. Strong professional with a Doctorate in Econometrics from the the Centre for the Study of African Economies, Oxford University,

    A Masters in Economics from Queen Mary and Westerfield College, London University and a Master of Laws (LLM) focused in International Business, Trade Law from University of Liverpool.

Tea Break
Sectoral Breakout Sessions
Emily GammonNomsa MbereXanti PayiKiren MaharajMichael Salvatico

Mining

Agriculture
Infrastructure
Financial Services
IT and telecoms

  • Emily Gammon (Associate à Webber Wentzel)

    Emily Gammon

    Associate à Webber Wentzel
  • Nomsa Mbere (Partner à Webber Wentzel)

    Nomsa Mbere

    Partner à Webber Wentzel
  • Xanti Payi (Economist | Senior  Manager à PWC)

    Xanti Payi

    Economist | Senior Manager à PWC
  • Kiren Maharaj (CEO de SANEA)

    Kiren Maharaj

    CEO de SANEA
  • Michael Salvatico (Head of Asia Pacific  and MEA ESG Business  Development à S&P Globa)

    Michael Salvatico

    Head of Asia Pacific and MEA ESG Business Development à S&P Globa
Lunch
Keynote on how climate change requires a shift in culture
Alex Hetherington
  • Alex Hetherington (CEO de Third LIne Group)

    Alex Hetherington

    CEO de Third LIne Group

    Alex Hetherington, Director of the Third Line Group, is an independent ESG strategist and investment analyst. He has over twenty years working with public and private companies on ESG strategies, reporting responses and alignment with investor expectations. He currently assists investors and financiers understand the climate exposure of portfolios and projects, and helps companies prepare for impending physical and transitional climate change trends.

    He trains regulators, investors and company leaders in climate change regulation, climate response and climate-related risks and opportunities identified through climate change scenario analysis. Where appropriate, he deploys the TCFD reporting framework to assist in such analysis.

    During 2023 he has been sub-contracted to train the Amman Stock Exchange, Jordan CPA Society and the Saudi Arabian Market Authority by international ESG finance training company, weESG. His training focuses on emerging international climate regulation; international climate reporting standards; and, investor awareness on the risks and opportunities of climate change.



    Alex is also the co-founder of Carbon Calculated, an accredited GHG accounting and climate change consultancy. Carbon Calculated has expertise in carbon footprinting, including PCAF (the GHG accounting methodology for the financial sector); third party carbon footprint verification; CDP and TCFD submissions; and, the setting of science-based GHG reduction targets for financial and other industries. Alex and Carbon Calculated work synonymously on projects that entail shared and collaborative expertise.



    Alex sits on the Advisory Committee of The ESG Exchange, and is host of their monthly ESG First Tuesday’s webinar.

Panel on how to change culture to support ESG what tactics can we use? How do we integrate this with other initiatives such as safety and quality?
Dr. Henry OnwukubaThuthula NdungeVincent Obisie-OrluAbel SakhauArno Barnard
  • Dr. Henry Onwukuba (Academic Director, Africa  Leadership Programme de Lagos Business School)

    Dr. Henry Onwukuba

    Academic Director, Africa Leadership Programme de Lagos Business School
  • Thuthula Ndunge (Social Transformation  Unit à NBI)

    Thuthula Ndunge

    Social Transformation Unit à NBI
  • Vincent Obisie-Orlu (Head of Programme:  Human Security &  Climate Change à GGAfrica)

    Vincent Obisie-Orlu

    Head of Programme: Human Security & Climate Change à GGAfrica
  • Abel Sakhau (Chief Sustainability Office à Sanlam Group Office)

    Abel Sakhau

    Chief Sustainability Office à Sanlam Group Office
  • Arno Barnard (Head of Sustainability à Andrada Mining)

    Arno Barnard

    Head of Sustainability à Andrada Mining
Tea & Table discussions on culture
"Deep dives into with a thought leader for 10 minutes followed by a discussion "
Alyssa JoosteRaedsibe DlaminiDipalesa MpyeColleen Theron

E Water and climate change
S Community interaction
G Role of Boards and ExCo in human rights

  • Alyssa Jooste (Africa Sustainability Manager: Water Stewardship & Smart Agriculture à Anheuser-Busch InBev)

    Alyssa Jooste

    Africa Sustainability Manager: Water Stewardship & Smart Agriculture à Anheuser-Busch InBev
  • Raedsibe Dlamini (Sustainability Manager, Africa: Circular Packaging, Climate Action & Partnerships à AB InBev)

    Raedsibe Dlamini

    Sustainability Manager, Africa: Circular Packaging, Climate Action & Partnerships à AB InBev
  • Dipalesa Mpye (Head of Social Impact à Tshikululu)

    Dipalesa Mpye

    Head of Social Impact à Tshikululu
  • Colleen Theron (CEO de Ardea International)

    Colleen Theron

    CEO de Ardea International
SUMMARY OF CONFERENCE
VOTE OF THANKS & CLOSURE OF CONFERENCE

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Maude Street 161
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