DGMT is a philanthropic funder and public innovator committed to developing South Africa’s potential through strategic investment. DGMT's core aims include:- Nurture an innovative and inclusive society- Keep all children on track by Grade 4 - Enable all young people to get their first decent job The Public School Partnership programme believes that every child has the right to high-quality education regardless of socio-economic status and, every parent and educator should be empowered to provide it. It is committed to working together in partnership with government and civil society to provide parents with the choice of a Public School Partnership that delivers high-quality education measured by learner outcomes.The programme's core activity is to make grant-funding to School Operating Partners, who have a partnership between parents, a public school (often several), and Provincial Education departments.In the Western Cape this is known as 'Collaboration Schools' and in the Eastern Cape it is known as 'Partnership Schools'

Lead the finance, commercial and operations functions for the DGMT's Public School Partnership Programme

Social Investment Africa's mission is to identify, invest in and grow promising social enterprises and entrepreneurs in South Africa, specifically those operating in local communities, creating employment and with high social impact.The Social Investment Africa Fund is a Non-Profit Organisation and a social enterprise itself, meaning all funds are reinvested to fulfil our purpose.Activities included:- Two grassroots impact investments- 'Board of Advisory' roles - Interim-CFO role at BackaBuddy.co.za, an online fundraising platform for social causes, which raised R29mil for charities in 2017/8

Prodigy Finance funds talented students from around the globe to attend the world's top business schools. Prodigy's model solves cross-border lending, student affordability and the need for funding through a community-based platform. We connect alumni and institutional investors with student borrowers to finance loans that earn returns of c.5% p.a. Investors can support their alma mater, earn competitive returns, and help change the lives of funded MBA graduates. Between 2007 and 2015, Prodigy disbursed in excess of $70 million to over 1800 students from 92 nationalities, with 0% default.Roles included building Prodigy's capabilities in - Operations- Credit & student affordability - Structuring new loan programmes and- Developing Prodigy's business growth towards a target of 100 top-ranked business schools.In 2015, Prodigy marked a milestone by securing investment from a leading VC firm in London:http://techcitynews.com/2015/08/10/prodigy-finance-receives-over-100m-funding-boost/

Management-consulting projects focused on the FMCG and marketing sectors, including:- African growth strategy- Retail channel strategy- HR strategy and- Analytics, strategy, pricing, organizational design and productive dialogue