Job Title: CFO
Company: Soul City Institute
Dumisani Dlamini is the independent non-executive finance committee member of the Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority.
He is also the Audit and Risk Committee Member of the South African Pharmacy Council currently serves as CFO , Soul City Institute.
He describes himself as “breaking the boundaries and tapping into unknown”. He started his career as a Senior Finance Manager for SARS and has served on various committees, boards and councils since. He was the Chief Financial Officer of the National Arts Council in 2014, but moved to SANParks in 2017. He has a Masters in Commerce, Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management, a Bachelors in Technology and National Diploma in Accounting.
Interview: Meet Dumisani Dlamini, Young CFO of the Year 2016 award.
He won the Young CFO of the Year award at the 2016 CFO Awards.
Work
2024 - Present Independent Non-Executive Finance Committee Member, Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority
2024 - Present Audit and Risk Committee Member, South African Pharmacy Council
2023 - Present Chief Financial Officer, Soul City Institute
2017 – Present Chief Financial Officer, SANParks
2014 – 2017 Chief Financial Officer, National Arts Council
2016 – 2017 Member of Council, College
2016 – 2017 Member of Board of Directors, Mineral Organisation
2016 – 2017 Chairman Committee, Mineral Organisation
2015 – 2017 Committee Member, Education Authority
2009 – 2014 Senior Finance Manager, South African Revenue Services
Education
2012 – 2014 Masters of Commerce, Financial Management and Leadership, University of KZN
2004 – 2004 Post Graduate Diploma, Business Management, University of KZN
2002 – 2003 B.Tech, Durban University of Technology
1995 – 1997 National Diploma, Accounting, Durban University of Technology

About Soul City Institute: The Soul City Institute for Social Justice (SCI) is a South African social justice organization that focuses on advancing the rights and well-being of girls, young women, and gender minorities











