MEET Victor Kgomoeswana
Victor Kgomoeswana is a dynamic conference speaker, programme director, workshop facilitator and consultant on African business development.
Victor is the author of “Africa is Open for Business” and is a presenter on CNBC Africa and Power FM. Victor has facilitated various conferences and events including the annual Black Management Forum, the Annual Audit Committee Conference by Nkonki Inc, the National Treasury’s Financial Management Improvement III workshop, as well as the congratulatory dinners held by the ABSIP. He organised and led a trade conference on regional economic integration in East Africa with the Rwanda Development Board and the South African High Commission in Kigali. Until September 2013, he was Business Development Executive for PPC Ltd, and his role was to seek for investment opportunities across the African continent.
In addition, Victor originated mergers and acquisitions transactions through discussions with governments, investors, company owners to establish good relations. He also served the Chief Executive Officer of PPC Ntsika Fund (Pty) Ltd until January 2014, the enterprise development initiative of PPC Ltd, set up to support black small and medium enterprises with finance, mentoring, coaching and other forms of support. Before PPC, he was Associate Director at Ernst & Young’s Africa Business Centre, a position he held since October 2009. He led the team that put together the database behind the firm’s Africa Interactive and Growing Beyond Borders – both tools are industry firsts among the big four firms globally.
VICTOR KGOMOESWANA
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Don’t worry, be bullish: This is the song for Africa in author Victor Kgomoeswana’s head
The feverish Africa Rising narrative of the early 2000s, scaffolded on booming commodity prices and the kind of population dividend that propelled the Asian Tigers to halcyon heights, frayed and eventually withered...
VICTOR KGOMOESWANA, AUTHOR OF “AFRICA IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS”
A lot is being said and celebrated about the African Continental Free Trade Area, AfCFTA, in the wake of its maturity on Thursday (May 30). The African Union, AU, initiative aims to create a continent-wide market of 1.2 billion people worth $2.5 trillion.
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