The NBI has five Advisory Committees:
The KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Membership Advisory Council
The Advisory Council is a sub-committee of the Membership Council and meets three times per annum.
Angela Clark – Independent
Cathie Lewis – Grindrod South Africa (Chairperson)
David White – Independent
Joy Mills-Hackman – Jonsson Workwear
Moses Tembé – Independent
Mark van Wyk – Independent
Wendy Mahoney – Independent
The Western Cape Provincial Membership Advisory Council
The Advisory Council is a sub-committee of the Membership Council and meets three times per annum.
Andre Nel – Pick n Pay
Alex Hetherington – Carbon Calculated
Dr Armand Bam – USB
Bridgitte Backman (Chairperson) – Distell
Edina Chembeya – New Clicks SA
Feroz Koor – Woolworths
Francois Adriaan – ASISA
Franz Rentel – Climate Neutral Group
John Lomberg – Santam
Karen Dawn-Koen – Oceana
Kevin Chaplin – SA Ubuntu Foundation Trust
Makhegu Mabunda – Woolworths
Nici Palmer – Carbon Calculated
Shirley Moroka-Mosia – Engen
Wally Bouland – New Clicks SA
Gillian Hutchings:
Advisory Committee on Environment and Society (ACES)
The NBI derives its identity and gravitas from the fact that we are a membership collective. It is critical that we therefore regularly engage with our member companies to ensure that the work we do aligns with their strategic interests and that we have a safe forum to discuss progressive action. In addition to one-on-one engagement, project interaction and event attendance one of our main engagement channels is The Advisory Council on Environment and Society (ACES). ACES is the key forum for member interaction in the context of environmental sustainability. The forum is open to all member companies and our quarterly meetings focus on understanding our members strategic needs, updating members on the work we are doing (confirming they are getting value for money and learning from their experience and expertise) and sharing information on our international partnerships, past and future NBI events, current industry trends, best practice and general industry and government activity.
Steve Nicholls:
Advisory Committee on Environment and Society (ACES) Members
Abel Sakau – Exxaro
Andre Nel – Pick n Pay
Brigitte Burnett – Nedbank
Cathie Lewis – Grindrod
Chantal van der Watt – PWC
Chesney Bradshaw – ABB
Dave Collins – MAC Consulting
Edina Chembeya – New Clicks SA
Franz Rentel – Climate Neutral Group
Harold Carpenter – Nedbank
Jon Duncan – Old Mutual
Joy Mills-Hackmann – Jonsson Workwear
Karen Dawn-Koen – Oceana
Kavendrin Naidoo – Barloworld
Keiasha Kistan – Engen
Lwandle Mqadi – Eskom
Madeleine Ronquest – FirstRand
Mandy Rambharos – Eskom
Marco Lotz – Nedbank
Mzila Mthenjane – Exxaro
Nosipho Sokhela – Standard Bank
Rafiek Sharfuddin – Imperial
Ray-Ann Sedres – Santam
Shamini Harrington – Sasol
Sherman Indhul – Transnet
Siphilile Shange – African Bank
Wally Bouland – New Clicks SA
Transformation Advisory Committee
The Transformation Advisory Committee is made up of representatives from member companies who will work with the NBI in addressing social transformation. The Committee provides strategic insight and input into the transformation programme and relevant projects and activities, and act as champions for this work.
Our vision is a South African business community contributing actively to social and economic transformation by creating jobs and economic opportunities and that identifies and addresses internal and external transformation challenges in order to ensure equity within the workplace and an organisational culture appropriate to this; as well as addressing the relationship between business and the rest of society in order to achieve increased equity.
Gugu Mclaren-Ushewokunze
Transformation Advisory Committee
Abel Sakau – Exxaro
Aluwani Museisi – J&J
Dr Armand Bam – USB
Blain van Wyk – Distell
Douglas Ramaphosa – Independent
Kathleen Ebersohn-Khuvutlu – Discovery
Lebogang Monyatsi – Sanlam
Mary-Jane Morifi -Tiger Brands
Qinisani Siveshe – Distell
Shawn Theunissen – Growthpoint
Unathi Njokweni-Magida – Engen
Yoliswa Msweli – KPMG