In this episode, brought to you by Sage, CFO South Africa managing editor Caylynne Fourie will be talking to King Price Insurance deputy CEO Rhett Finch and Water & Energy SETA CEO Mpho Mookapele, who have both moved from the CFOs to the CEOs of their organisations before they turned 40! Find out what these young finance professionals’ formula to success was.

In this episode, brought to you by Sage, CFO South Africa managing editor Caylynne Fourie will be talking to MTN South Africa CFO Dineo Molefe and MARS South Africa CFO Sam Hopwood about how the role of the CFO has evolved before and during Covid-19.

MTN Group CHRO and 2019 CHRO Of The Year Paul Norman is the special guest in this episode, which is sponsored by Workday. Paul, who joined MTN in 1997, shares how he's been able to stay at the top of his game, leading the people agenda for an ever-evolving organisation. He also shares his view on whether the responsibility thrust upon HR to lead businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic supported the notion that HR leaders are ideal candidates for CEO roles.

In this CHRO SA Podcast, experts from MTN and Oracle delve into the importance of fostering a symbiotic relationship between finance and HR in a digital world.  While there are many factors that typically stifle a collaborative relationship between HR and finance, this insightful conversation sheds light on why the pros of having more collaboration and better integration between the finance and HR functions far outweigh the cons.

In this episode, CFO South Africa managing editor, Caylynne Fourie, will be talking to Sage's finance director of Africa and Middle East, Jordaan Burger, as well as Tetrad IT director, Vusi Mthethwa, who will be providing some insight into the forces driving change in the finance industry. 

In this episode, CFO South African Managing editor Caylynne Fourie will be talking to Oracle vice president and head of customer marketing for ERP, and finance Steve Cox and Oracle sales director Phakiso Mataitsane, who will be discussing how Covid-19 has sped up most companies' digitisation journeys.