TWK CFO Eddie Fivaz moves on to Ultimate Sports Nutrition as CEO

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Eddie will be taking up the CEO role at USN after 13 years at TWK, where he played a crucial role in the company's recovery and restructuring.

Eddie Fivaz, 2024 CFO Awards nominee and CFO of TWK Group, will soon take on the role of CEO at Ultimate Sports Nutrition (USN). 

“I am super excited to be able to combine my knowledge with my passion for nutrition, health and fitness,” Eddie said. “I am a driven individual, committed to excellence, health-conscious and goal-driven, which is 100 percent aligned to the characteristics of USN.

“I am looking forward to working alongside the entrepreneur, Albe Geldenhuys, and businessman giants, Louis van der Watt and Konrad Fleischhauer, in taking the USN brand and business to new heights, by leading high performance teams who are aligned with the quality of every USN product,” he added.

During his 13 years at TWK, Eddie played a crucial role in the company’s recovery, restructuring, and listing on the Cape Town Stock Exchange. He is therefore well placed to manage the next phase of USN’s growth. 

Eddie holds a degree in agriculture, a BCom in financial accounting, a CTA, and an MBA.

USN was founded in 2000, and it has since become a global leader in sports nutrition and research, with a presence in more than 70 countries. Eddie will be succeeded by Andri Geel, who joined TWK Agri as group finance manager in March this year, from GWK.

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