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INFORMATION BOOKLET CIGFARO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 1 Premier Innovators in Management Consulting CONSULTING INFORMATION BOOKLET CIGFARO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 1 Premier Innovators in Management Consulting CONSULTING “We empower institutions that enable Africa’s development.” BUSINESS INDUSTRIALSATION TRANSFORMATION CONSULTING CONSULTING "We unlock economic "We turnaround opportunities on performance of large behalf of communities and medium public and regions" organisations" C M Y CM OUR SERVICES MY CY CMY K PAYMENT SERVICES “Bills, Ticketing, Payments: REVENUE Made easy” CONSULTING "We improve cash positions of large and medium sized municipalities" CONTACT US FOR A FREE ASSESSMENT OF YOUR NEED S: Building 3, Stanford Oce Park, 012 940 5435 12 Bauhinia Street, Highveld Technopark, [email protected] 2Centurion,CIGFARO South ANNUAL Africa CONFERENCE 2019 www.ntiyisoconsulting.co.za Contents Welcome to the CIGFARO Conference 2019 4 Welcome Note from the Mayor 5 Things to do in eThekwini 6 Foreword by the CIGFARO President 8 CIGFARO 2020 EVENT ADVERT 10 CIGFARO Speakers Profile 13 Breakaway Sessions 25 Exhibitors Directory 29 Delegates List 58 Exhibitors Halls Layout map 89 Thank you to our Sponsors 90 CIGFARO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 3 Welcome to the CIGFARO Conference Welcome to the 2019 CIGFARO Annual Conference, Durban ICC! We encourage all attendees to visit the CIGFARO Exhibition Halls (Hall 3) to view a wide variety of products and services available to provincial, local and national government. This year’s Exhibition Hall has more than 50 stands, with different companies and organizations offering you the perfect oppor- tunity to view products, ask questions, and see live demonstrations of their products and services that are of great benefit in municipal finance. CIGFARO has produced this Information-Booklet to guide you through the exhibition hall and the conference proceedings. The Information Booklet contains the following: • EXHIBITION LAYOUT PG 89 • EXHIBITORS DIRECTORY PG 29 • SPEAKERS PROFILE PG 13 • DELEGATES LIST PG 58 • CIGFARO TEAM PG 90 The delegates list contains contact information for each registered delegate and is listed per organiza- tion. The exhibition directory contains a profile of all organizations exhibiting, their contact informa- tion and stand numbers for each exhibitor. A layout of the Exhibition Halls can be found at the back cover of this booklet. Exhibitors are located in HALL 3, Durban ICC. The exhibition hours are: • Monday 07 October 2019 07:30 – 18:00 • Tuesday 08 October 2019 07:30 – 18:00 • Wednesday 09 October 2019 07:30 – 13:30 All presentations can be found on our website www.cigfaro.co.za and on our MobileApp . CIGFARO would like to thank you all, delegates and exhibitors for your continued support. We look forward to a highly productive and enjoyable conference and thank you for joining us at the Durban ICC, Durban. PO Box 4003, Kempton Park, 1620 Tel: (011) 394 0879, Fax: (011) 394 0886 www.cigfaro.co.za 4 CIGFARO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 Welcome Note from the Mayor The theme for this year’s conference, “Transforma- tional Leadership in The Public Sector” cannot be more reflective of our present times. As newly appointed Mayor of this Municipality I take this very seriously. My priority is to ensure that financial viability and functionality is at the forefront of all that we do and free from the rudi- ments of fraud and corruption. The reinstatement of the Finance Committee under the leadership of the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Belinda Scott is the start to making things right. This dedicated platform is to play an oversight on Municipal finances and related matters. I have every faith given her experience that this committee is in very capable hands. As public servants our role is to uphold good gover- nance and transparency and to manage public funds efficiently and but most important, we must be held accountable as we are entrusted with budgets that t is indeed a great honour to welcome you to our directly affect the quality of lives of our people. Our beautiful city and especially on the prestigious communities expect nothing less. occasion of the 90th Annual Conference for the Chartered Institute of Government Finance, Au- I wish all attending delegates and exhibitors a fruitful dit and Risk Officers (CIGFARO). Previously host- three days. I have no doubt that the host of expert ed on our shores in 2016, we are pleased that such I speakers, both local and international will capacitate a significant gathering has yet again graced the City. and influence the local government sector and be- yond. This Conference forms the platform for the strate- gic and pertinent interactions with colleagues to I would like to take this opportunity to thank CIG- exchange thoughts, best practices and experiences FARO for their valued contribution and for making with the primary objective of promoting the public Durban the home of the 2019 Conference. sector’s interests in economic, Finance, Risk, Inter- nal Audit and performance specialists in the Public Mxolisi Kaunda Sphere. Executive Mayor – eThekwini Municipality CIGFARO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 5 Things to do in eThekwini uShaka Marine World stadium arch, before you step onto the platform and take The world class uShaka Marine World, situated in in the unparalleled 360º views of Durban and beyond. Durban, South Africa, opened its turnstiles to the The SkyCar gives you the chance to discover Durban general public on April 30th 2004. uShaka has fast from a 106m-high vantage point. Look one way and take positioned itself as a key attraction on Durban’s Golden in the ocean views as far as the eye can see, look the Mile, offering a world of entertainment, excitement, fun other way and you’ll see the city living for miles. Why not and uniqueness. try to spot your neighbourhood if you’re a local? uShaka has brought together cultures, like no other Mounted on an undercarriage, the SkyCar is a single cab- place in Africa – into a safe, secure and clean environ- in that runs up steel tracks on the northern arch of the ment that resonates the sound of fun, laughter and the stadium and is designed to roll down the arch under its spirit of togetherness. Entertainment is non-stop, ex- own gravity – this enables it return to the lower station, tending from the daytime operations of Sea World, Wet even in the event of a power failure For the best scenery ‘n Wild, and uShaka Beach, to the night time festivities for miles, this must-see attraction is a must-do for locals and tourists alike. of the Village Walk. Conquer the Arch Moses Mabhida Stadium There are two ways to get to the top of the 106m high You’ve seen the impressive Moses Mabhida Stadium arch. There’s the SkyCar ride for those who can’t wait dominate the Durban skyline from afar, now get up to reach the top, and then there’s the Adventure Walk close and personal as we take you into the heart of for those who are up for a bit of a workout…Take in the Durban’s majestic stadium. scenery as you make your way up the 500 steps. It’s a lei- surely 20-minute walk to the top, and of course, there’s Explore the state-of-the-art changerooms where your a breathtaking view and photo opportunity at every stop sporting heroes regroup, and walk through the tunnels to catch your breath. they’ve walked through. Step onto the pitch and imagine thousands of roaring fans around you or discover the Seventy metres up, you’ll come across the Big Swing suites where the rich and famous are entertained. And platform where the brave leap into the stadium bowl. that’s just a taste of the captivating, all-access stadium Got the guts? Think about it on your way up. And when tour. All areas of the tour are wheelchair-friendly, and are you get to the top, you can savour the 360º Durban carried out by professional and knowledgeable guides views knowing you really earned it. All Adventure equipped with a whole host of fascinating facts. Walkers are issued with safety equipment and, under the watchful eye of qualified instructors, a group of up to Take your Durban experience to new heights with the nine people at a time will be able to make their way to SkyCar the top. For a comfortable walk, it’s best to wear appro- Your journey starts with a two-minute SkyCar ride up the priate footwear (trainers or flat, closed shoes). 6 CIGFARO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 Things to do in eThekwini Big Rush Big Swing- take the leap- opened in April 1984 by the then mayor of Durban, Are you brave enough to free fall 80m into the stadium Councillor Sybil Hotz. The park is situated in 3.5 bowl? hectares of lush tropical landscaping and houses an Then read on… ever-increasing collection of more than 800 birds from The Big Rush Big Swing has been officially named the 200 species. Some species are the only representatives world’s tallest swing by the Guinness Book of Records of their kind in Africa whilst others are commonly kept since 14 May 2011. Not your average swing, the aptly as pets. named Big Swing allows you to take the thrilling leap swinging out into a massive 220m arc where you soar Durban Botanical Gardens into the centre of the stadium. The Durban Botanic Gardens was established to partic- Go on, take the leap. ipate in the quest of Kew Gardens to establish a series People's Park of botanic gardens across the world which would assist You’re always welcome in the introduction of economically valuable plants, and This truly is a space for everybody.
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