Our Team
Yoliswa Madlingozi
Director
Yoliswa Madlingozi has more than 20 years of experience, whilst working for SOE’s, NPO’s, investment corporations, health and retail. Yoliswa’s main responsibilities consist of professional services to clients on: External Audit & Accounting, B-BBEE Consulting, Compliance Audits, Performance Audits, Grant Audits and Limited Assurance Reviews. She is fully conversant in Governance and Supply Chain matters and has extensive knowledge of public sector supply chain principles, regulations, and prescripts examples PFMA, MFMA, PPPFA, Treasury Regulations, Supply Chain Management. Yoliswa has a wide range of experience from both the public and private sector. She is currently a currently a director in the external audit division of Nexia SAB&T. Yoliswa is also a former member of the Institute of Bankers (IOB) and has previously worked at the ABSA Regional Administration Centre office (ARAC).
Kera sim
Director
Kera Sim has over 20 years of experience in accounting and auditing, spanning both the public and private sectors. Her expertise includes internal and external auditing, forensic accounting, financial management, and ensuring compliance with accounting standards and legislation. She has held various senior roles, including Financial Manager at a forensic services firm and revenue and GRAP reporting lead in a major Gauteng metropolitan municipality’s real estate department. Since 2021, Kera has led the overall management and compliance of the Vuvuzela Hotline, where she has implemented systems that improved efficiency and performance. She has 9 years of dedicated experience in the anti-fraud and corruption space and currently manages a fraud and ethics hotline. Kera is deeply passionate about promoting transparency and integrity in both the public and private sectors.
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