CFO Awards jury interviews CFOs Discovery, JSE, Transnet, PSG and Postbank

CFO South Africa 06 April 2014

The CFO Awards jury interviewed a number of prominent Chief Financial Officers in the last few days, all of whom have been nominated for the prestigious awards. On Thursday Brett Tromp (Discovery Health), Aarti Takoordeen (JSE Limited) and Anoj Singh (Transnet) were the ones making their case and on Friday Wynand Greeff (PSG Group) and Nicky Dewar (Postbank) answered the questions from the jury. Among the jury members involved in the interviews were

Claudelle Von Eck (CEO at IIA(SA), Anton Roux (CEO Africa at Aon), Asher Bohbot (CEO at EOH), Graham Fehrsen (Business Development Manager at Bowman Gilfillan) and Rob Otty (CEO South Africa at Norton Rose Fulbright).

The interview series will inform detailed reports that will help the impressive team of jury members to choose the winners from a select list of nominated CFOs. The 7 prestigious CFO Awards will be handed out to the winners during a black tie event on May 15 at the beautiful Summer Place in Johannesburg.

For more information about the CFO Awards please visit cfoawards.co.za

From left to right in the top picture: Anton Roux (Aon), Brett Tromp (Discovery Health) and Claudelle Von Eck (IIA(SA)). In the middle picture: Aarti Takoordeen (JSE Limited) and Graham Fehrsen (Bowman Gilfillan). In the bottom picture: Anton Roux (Aon), Anoj Singh (Transnet) and Asher Bohbot (EOH).

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