CHRO South Africa

Executive Communities’ second intake of interns has delivered a delightful duo who are supporting the organisation, while gaining valuable workplace experience.

It’s the one time in the year Executive Communities partners get four high-energy minutes to sell their idea or product to a room full of executives.

The interviews for the CFO Awards, CHRO Awards and CIO Awards have concluded, after nominations poured in for the top executives in finance, human resources and IT.

For three days, South Africa’s top finance, HR and IT leaders took a full day out of their calendars to network and learn at the Marriott, at three back-to-back mega events.

Testimony to business growth in the region and a sustained engagement by the Executives Communities team with the spectrum of business leadership in the province, the events were a resounding success.

Nick started in sales in CFO South Africa, moved to CHRO South Africa, hopped over to CIO South Africa, and now heads up sales for the whole country. 

CFO South Africa, CHRO South Africa and CIO South Africa hosted three dinners in Johannesburg, where executives had the opportunity to tackle the biggest issues facing their businesses.

Three events this month in the Mother City were brim-full of mind-broadening creative thinking and innovative solutions as executives tackled prickly problems in their industries.

Three evenings in February ushered in the first networking and knowledge-sharing events for 2026 for Executive Communities’ CFO, CHRO and CIO communities.

After spotting her dream job on LinkedIn, Kamo is now living the dream! Not one to rest on her laurels, she’s also pursuing her LLB – all in support of serving partners with administrative excellence.

KC Rottok Chesaina will drive expansion across Africa, with a track record of building professional networks and a deep understanding of the East African market. This partnership is a game-changer, cementing Executive Communities’ commitment to empowering C-Suite leaders across the continent.

Sphume has a huge respect for HR professionals, lives for narratives, and is committed to lifelong learning. She couldn’t be in a better place.