Victor Kgomoeswana is the founder and presenter of the South African weekly radio show Africa Business Report on Talk Radio 702’s Money Show. He is a regular contributor to various international and local television and radio stations, including CNN, CNBC Africa, SABC TV, eTV, East Coast Radio and Lesedi FM. Victor is also the author of the bestseller Africa is Open for Business, an account of groundbreaking stories of innovation and opportunities in the continent.

Victor has facilitated many conferences and events such as the Black Management Forum, the Nkonki Annual Audit Committee Conference, the National Treasury’s Financial Management Improvement III Workshop and the ABSIP congratulatory dinners in Africa. He has also organised and led trade talks on regional economic integration in East Africa with the Rwanda Development Board and the South African High Commission in Kigali.

Previously Victor was Business Development Executive for PPC Ltd, where his main task was to seek investment opportunities across the African continent. He has originated M&A transactions through discussions with governments, investors and company owners. He also served as the Chief Executive Officer of PPC Ntsika Fund, an enterprise development initiative, until January 2014.

Before joining PPC, Victor was the Associate Director at Ernst & Young’s Africa Business Centre, where he led the team that put together the database behind the firm’s Africa Interactive and Growing Beyond Borders projects.

Inati Ntshanga is an African aviation consultant. He served as the former CEO and Executive Director of South African Express Airways from September 2010 to March 2017. Prior to that, he was in charge of strategy, business development and commercial including airport operations.

Inati has over 18 years of aviation expertise ranging from strategy, business development,
project management, sales and marketing. He has held executive management roles at South African Express Airways in strategy, airport operations, and commercial airport operations.

He also held senior leadership and executive positions at Old Mutual Personal Financial Advice and was a consultant at Bain & Company. He holds an Economics degree from Harvard University, and has certificates from the Gordon Institute of Business where he was enrolled in the Global Executive Development and Board Leadership Programme. He is a board member at Ukuvula Investments Holdings.

Inati was a member of the Executive Committee of AASA (Airlines Association of Southern Africa) from 2011 to 2017 and became chairman from 2015 until he left SA Express. He also served as First Vice Chairman on the Executive Committee of African Airlines Association for 3 years.

Inati is passionate about African aviation and aviation skills required by Africans. His current project is to ensure that such skills are acquired by young people.