CFO Edzani Muedi secures nomination for the 2026 CFO Awards

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Tshiamiso Trust CFO Edzani Muedi has been nominated for the 2026 CFO Awards, recognising her diverse finance leadership experience across major organisations including GE, Sasol and iX Engineers, as well as her continued executive role in the trust and advisory space.

Edzani Muedi, a chartered accountant and finance executive, is currently the chief financial officer at Tshiamiso Trust and also serves as co-founder and director of AfriFundLink.

She previously held the role of CFO at iX Engineers for nearly three years. Before that, she spent close to three years at GE as a finance manager, and earlier in her career worked at Sasol as assistant finance manager for group management reporting, where she spent almost three years.

She is a qualified chartered accountant and holds an MBA from Aston University.

Dubbed the “Oscars of Finance”, the CFO Awards continues to celebrate leaders who raise the bar for people leadership in South Africa across listed companies, large corporates and government institutions.

The 2026 nominees will be celebrated at a gala event on 26 November, where winners across multiple categories, including the CFO of the Year title, will be announced

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