Mrs. Nhlanhla is a seasoned Educationist who has been bringing Educational solutions to the African continent for several years. She has led various Digital Sales Divisions in Africa and has been responsible for introducing institutions of learning to eLearning, and completed successful digital migration implementations across the continent. She has helped global education companies to introduce new digital products to the market and grow their market share. Her career has spanned from Southern Africa, Central Africa and East Africa in the learning space. Sally was part of the team that implemented South Africa’s first digital classroom.

Mrs. Nhlanhla’s passion for Africa and digital solutions has led her to becoming a partner in two other companies, one of which is a FInTech business that seeks to address the payment challenges on the African continent. Her unique set of skills in accountancy, management and EdTech make her notable in the development of Africa. She is an avid youth mentor who believes in mentoring young people, specifically young women to fulfil their purpose as she has ran women learning and leadership programmes in corporate and through partnerships.   

Mr Mahlaku serves as ExcelInc’s financial director, tasked with managing the company’s finances. Having completed his studies at the University of the Witwatersrand, where he obtained a BAcc Sci & Higher diploma in Accounting sciences, Mr Mahlaku then went to complete his articles at PricewaterhouseCoopers. 

Mr Mahlaku has extensive experience in auditing and assurance, specifically in the Energy, Utilities and Resources sector. He is passionate about inspiring the youth to fulfill their potential. Mr Mahlaku is a registered chartered accountant.

Mr. Nhlahla has over a decade experience in the finance and credit industry. He has worked on book values worth hundreds of millions, successfully ensuring steady cash flows from trade receivables. He has successfully helped accounts departments with their collection strategies through his consultancy work.

Mr. Nhlanhla, is also an experienced and passionate trainer, specialising in finance, digital citizenship and credit management. He was a part of the team that implemented Google’s Digital Skills for Africa project that trained over 1 million Africans. He develops training programmes that equip and up skill professionals in the finance sector. He is a seasoned business strategist who has helped small businesses and start-ups grow and become successful. Mr. Nhlanhla believes in helping Africa become the world’s premium Innovation and Education hub and works in his various capacities to help that become a reality.