Tania Daniels joins Genasys as CFO

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The newly-appointed finance leader has a range of experience across small- and medium enterprises as well as non-profits and listed companies.

Genasys has appointed Tania Daniels as its group CFO. A qualified CA and executive leader, Tania has more than 18 years of experience across a number of sectors, such as insurance, technology and financial services.

Tania has expertise working with start-ups, SMEs, listed businesses, and non-profit organisations in a variety of industries and geographical locations.

Prior to joining Genasys, she was a finance committee member at Bulungula Incubator for one year and prior to that worked as a non-executive director at Intembeko Investment Administrators.

She was also the head of insurance at Meerkat for one year in 2014.

She holds a Bcom in finance and economics from the University of Cape Town.

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