AOP 2021
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the global situation, Africa Oil & Power 2020 has been postponed to October 2021.
Africa Oil & Power (AOP) is returning to Cape Town for the fifth edition, uniting Africa’s investors and leaders in the oil and gas, power, and downstream industries. For the first time, AOP 2021 will invite global attendees to participate via a new virtual format, alongside the in-person conference and host the Africa Renewables Forum, the Africa LNG Forum, and the Energy Finance Forum. This will be in line with the vision of South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources and Energy and government and private sector partners from all four corners of the continent.
Date: 5-7 October 2021
Venue: Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), Cape Town, South Africa
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Join for three days of deal-making and discussions focused on Africa’s energy transition, industrialization, regional business, and economic transformation, under the theme #InvestWithoutBoundaries. The conference enjoys the partnership and endorsement of the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy of South Africa, the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the South African Oil & Gas Alliance and the South Africa-China Economic and Trade Association.
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- Gala dinner ticket: $400
Revisit the conference by reviewing the highlights and get a glimpse of what is planned for AOP 2021.
Great Opportunity
AOP 2019 was held at CTICC 1 in Cape Town, under the theme #MakeEnergyWork, which featured keynotes and panel discussions on upstream oil and gas, energy infrastructure and power.
The conference was attended by H.E. Gwede Mantashe, Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, South Africa; H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, Minister of Mines & Hydrocarbons of Equatorial Guinea and H.E. Abdirashid Mohamed Ahmed, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Somalia.
Representing South Africa’s energy sector were, CEF Group; PetroSA; the South African National Energy Development Institute and the Petroleum Agency of South Africa (PASA).
AOP 2019 was dubbed “a great opportunity for us to create meaningful connections with investors and stakeholders to build together a strong oil and gas industry,” by H.E. Mouhamadou Makhtar Cisse, Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Senegal.
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H.E Gwede Mantashe
Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, South Africa
H.E. Gabriel M. Obiang Lima
Minister of Mines & Hydrocarbons of Equatorial Guinea
H.E. Abdirashid Mohamed Ahmed
Minister of Petroleum & Mineral Resources of Somalia
Thabane Zulu
Director General, Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy, South Africa
Saifuah-Mai Gray
President & CEO, National Oil Company of Liberia
Panelists
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Jubril Enakele
Co-Founder and CEO, Iron Capital Partners Limited
Nyonga Fofang
Managing Director of Bambili Group
Jeremy Asher
Chairman, Tower Resources plc
Derek Campbell
CEO, Energy & Natural Resource Security, INC
Michael Els
CEO, Waco Africa
David Masureik
CEO, New Southern Energy
Mark Becker
Director, M Solar Power
Zanele Mavuso Mbatha
CEO, Bambili Energy
Rodney MacAlister
CEO and Co-Founder, Monetizing Gas Africa Inc
Andrew Knott
CEO, Savannah Petroleum
Paul Eardley-Taylor
Oil & Gas Coverage, Southern Africa, Standard Bank
Moderators
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Shawn Robert Duthie
Managing Director, Inyani Intelligence
Kwame Jantuah
Senior Vice President, Freddie Jordan Oil Company Ltd
Previous Speakers and Panelists
H.E. GWEDE MANTASHE
Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, South Africa
H.E. GABRIEL M. OBIANG LIMA
Minister of Mines & Hydrocarbons of Equatorial Guinea
H.E. MOUHAMADOU MAKHTAR CISSE
Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Senegal
H.E. FAFA SANYANG
Minister of Energy and Petroleum, Gambia
NELISIWE MAGUBANE
Chairperson, Matleng Energy Solutions
Ms Nelisiwe Magubane started her career in Eskom, a South African electricity utility. After a stint in the private sector as a consulting electrical engineer, she joined the Department of Minerals and Energy as the Chief Director responsible for the restructuring of the electricity sector, planning and implementation of the electrification programme. She was later appointed as a Deputy Director General responsible for the development of the policies that govern the electricity, nuclear and clean energy in South Africa.
She was then appointed as Director General of Energy in December 2009. She was responsible, amongst other things, of the development of the Integrated Resource Plan, improved access to electricity for over a million households in four years.
Ms Magubane is an expert advisor in energy regulation, policy and procurement. She is currently working advising the Government of Tanzania on the design of their reverse auctions. She is also working with the Tetratech team in restructuring Tanesco, the Tanzanian electricity utility, as part of Power Africa Transactions and Reform Program (PATRP).
Ms Magubane is a former member of the Engineering Council of South Africa and a Chairperson of the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee. She has been named one of the top 50 most influential figures in the Southern African Power sector by the ESI Africa Magazine.
As an entrepreneur, she has established Matleng Energy Solutions, a 70% women owned company that provides energy solutions. She has also been appointed to the Board of State Information Technology Agency (SITA) as a Non – Executive director. She has also been appointed as a member of the Thebe Energy and Resources Advisory Council, which advises Thebe Investments on strategy.
She was then appointed as Director General of Energy in December 2009. She was responsible, amongst other things, of the development of the Integrated Resource Plan, improved access to electricity for over a million households in four years.
Ms Magubane is an expert advisor in energy regulation, policy and procurement. She is currently working advising the Government of Tanzania on the design of their reverse auctions. She is also working with the Tetratech team in restructuring Tanesco, the Tanzanian electricity utility, as part of Power Africa Transactions and Reform Program (PATRP).
Ms Magubane is a former member of the Engineering Council of South Africa and a Chairperson of the Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee. She has been named one of the top 50 most influential figures in the Southern African Power sector by the ESI Africa Magazine.
As an entrepreneur, she has established Matleng Energy Solutions, a 70% women owned company that provides energy solutions. She has also been appointed to the Board of State Information Technology Agency (SITA) as a Non – Executive director. She has also been appointed as a member of the Thebe Energy and Resources Advisory Council, which advises Thebe Investments on strategy.
OUSMANE N'DIAYE
Permanent Secretary, Cos-Petrogaz
PEARL UZOKWE
Director, Governance and Sustainability, Sahara Energy
She is a qualified solicitor and member of the Law Society of England & Wales. She graduated with a LLM (Hons.) from the University of Bristol in 2002 and has since experienced great professional growth in the last fifteen years whilst building her legal career within the UK and Nigerian corporate structures.
In 2002, she began working at the Crown Agents UK providing specialist and multidisciplinary services in institutional development, international trade & procurement and finance. Her role in the legal department of the organization, saw her partner frequently with the UK Department for International Development (DFID) in the development and administration of a number of notable funds including the Private Infrastructure Development Group – set up to facilitate private investment in the infrastructure needed to help alleviate poverty in developing countries and the International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFIM) – a $4 billion investment facility designed to accelerate the availability of funds to be used for health and immunisation programs in 70 of the world’s poorest countries.
She built a strong working relationship from amongst the donors which included country donors like the UK, French and South African governments and private NGOs like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. These two funds in addition to her work on the Emerging African Infrastructure Fund (EAIF) influenced her decision to seek employment primarily with organizations which combined their strategic goals with a clear social purpose.
After a period in the Corporate Law departments of City of London firms Denton Wilde, Sapte LLP and Stephenson Harwood LLP she relocated to Lagos, Nigeria in 2009 and joined the Legal team at Sahara Group as the third member of the then budding department. She threw herself enthusiastically into the team work that was necessary to grow and nurture the unit’s human resources and widen the remit of its function to the international energy group as it spread inexorably across the energy value chain and five other sub-continental regions.
Pearl’s vast professional experience within the upstream, downstream and midstream sectors of the oil and gas industry, corporate law and international development culminated in her appointment as the second ever female director within the 3,000 plus strong organization.
In 2018, she was chosen to be the group’s Director for Governance & Sustainability-a role which her professional pursuits and private passions have long equipped her for.
In 2002, she began working at the Crown Agents UK providing specialist and multidisciplinary services in institutional development, international trade & procurement and finance. Her role in the legal department of the organization, saw her partner frequently with the UK Department for International Development (DFID) in the development and administration of a number of notable funds including the Private Infrastructure Development Group – set up to facilitate private investment in the infrastructure needed to help alleviate poverty in developing countries and the International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFIM) – a $4 billion investment facility designed to accelerate the availability of funds to be used for health and immunisation programs in 70 of the world’s poorest countries.
She built a strong working relationship from amongst the donors which included country donors like the UK, French and South African governments and private NGOs like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. These two funds in addition to her work on the Emerging African Infrastructure Fund (EAIF) influenced her decision to seek employment primarily with organizations which combined their strategic goals with a clear social purpose.
After a period in the Corporate Law departments of City of London firms Denton Wilde, Sapte LLP and Stephenson Harwood LLP she relocated to Lagos, Nigeria in 2009 and joined the Legal team at Sahara Group as the third member of the then budding department. She threw herself enthusiastically into the team work that was necessary to grow and nurture the unit’s human resources and widen the remit of its function to the international energy group as it spread inexorably across the energy value chain and five other sub-continental regions.
Pearl’s vast professional experience within the upstream, downstream and midstream sectors of the oil and gas industry, corporate law and international development culminated in her appointment as the second ever female director within the 3,000 plus strong organization.
In 2018, she was chosen to be the group’s Director for Governance & Sustainability-a role which her professional pursuits and private passions have long equipped her for.
C. DEREK CAMPBELL
CEO, Energy & Natural Resource Security, INC
C. Derek Campbell is the Chief Executive Officer of Energy & Natural Resource Security, Inc., he leads the strategic engagements of the company and directs the development of all market entry strategies.
From January 2007 to June 2012, Derek was the Managing Director of Accession International, Inc. where he guided his team in developing business for multinational extractive industry and infrastructure development firms throughout Western and Central Africa/the Gulf of Guinea, with particular focus in Nigeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, and Gabon.
From mid-2012 to late-2018, Campbell served as the Chief Executive Officer of TransGenerational (TransGen) Energy, Inc., where he lead all strategic engagements of the company and managed all strategic corporate activity.
During his time as an energy and extractive industry professional, Campbell developed a niche expertise in the energy security space, where he leads ENRS’s efforts to raise awareness regarding the growing need for increased security and risk mitigation measures for critical energy infrastructure assets – ultimately ensuring greater energy resiliency for ENRS’s clients.
In the public sector, during 2016, Campbell served as a Special Security Advisor for the U.S. Special Envoy's Office on South Sudan, where he lead the South Sudanese Ministry of Interior in the development and implementation of the Joint Operations Center (JOC) which is charged with de-militarizing and establishing police primacy for security in the capital city of Juba, South Sudan.
From January 2007 to June 2012, Derek was the Managing Director of Accession International, Inc. where he guided his team in developing business for multinational extractive industry and infrastructure development firms throughout Western and Central Africa/the Gulf of Guinea, with particular focus in Nigeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, and Gabon.
From mid-2012 to late-2018, Campbell served as the Chief Executive Officer of TransGenerational (TransGen) Energy, Inc., where he lead all strategic engagements of the company and managed all strategic corporate activity.
During his time as an energy and extractive industry professional, Campbell developed a niche expertise in the energy security space, where he leads ENRS’s efforts to raise awareness regarding the growing need for increased security and risk mitigation measures for critical energy infrastructure assets – ultimately ensuring greater energy resiliency for ENRS’s clients.
In the public sector, during 2016, Campbell served as a Special Security Advisor for the U.S. Special Envoy's Office on South Sudan, where he lead the South Sudanese Ministry of Interior in the development and implementation of the Joint Operations Center (JOC) which is charged with de-militarizing and establishing police primacy for security in the capital city of Juba, South Sudan.
MRS NOSIZWE MACAMO
Chairperson, Friburge
LOREN STODDARD
Acting Deputy Coordinator/Senior Advisor, USAID/Power Africa
Loren O. Stoddard has served as a foreign service officer with the U.S. Agency for International Development for the last 18 years, managing large scale economic growth programs in Latin America and Asia.
His primary areas of focus include trade, finance, agribusiness, infrastructure, investment promotion, macroeconomic reform, and public-private partnerships in support of accelerated economic growth and job creation in strategic markets that help achieve overall U.S. foreign policy objectives.
Through his USAID development work, Mr. Stoddard has supported several generation, transmission, distribution, and policy-reform programs in the energy sector, including the recent installation of a mobile 40 megawatt gas turbine in Afghanistan. Prior to working with USAID, Mr. Stoddard worked as a broker in the international commodities and retail sectors.
Mr. Stoddard has degrees from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, Arizona State University, and Brigham Young University.
Mr. Stoddard recently joined Power Africa, a U.S. Government-led Partnership, as a Senior Advisor to the Coordinator.
His primary areas of focus include trade, finance, agribusiness, infrastructure, investment promotion, macroeconomic reform, and public-private partnerships in support of accelerated economic growth and job creation in strategic markets that help achieve overall U.S. foreign policy objectives.
Through his USAID development work, Mr. Stoddard has supported several generation, transmission, distribution, and policy-reform programs in the energy sector, including the recent installation of a mobile 40 megawatt gas turbine in Afghanistan. Prior to working with USAID, Mr. Stoddard worked as a broker in the international commodities and retail sectors.
Mr. Stoddard has degrees from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, Arizona State University, and Brigham Young University.
Mr. Stoddard recently joined Power Africa, a U.S. Government-led Partnership, as a Senior Advisor to the Coordinator.
JESSICA STANG
Communication Coordinator, Germany Africa Business Forum
Jessica Stang is the Communication Coordinator of the Germany Africa Business Forum. She studied Political Science and Urban Development in Berlin. As a half Congolese and half German she has gained in several institutions an expertise of the German and African private and public market.
MTHO XULU President
President, SACCI
Mtho Xulu goes by many titles: advocate, entrepreneur and business leader. As the President of the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI), Advocate Xulu is passionate about innovation and excellence in service whilst also being fiercely committed towards the creation of sustainable wealth.
As a successful entrepreneur, Advocate Mtho is the founding CEO and Head of JSX Investments (Pty) Ltd. JSX Investments is an investment holdings company with interests in several sectors, including: JSX Properties (property investment and development), DDP Valuers (property valuation and advisory), Gautrain/SPG (integrated transport), African Cables (industrial cables manufacturing), MaxProf (revenue management and advisory), NASHUA Mpumalanga and Lowveld (integrated ICT solutions), Radon Projects (construction), Endemic Developments (landscaping and horticulture) as well as Kunolwazi Resources (mining and energy).
As a successful entrepreneur, Advocate Mtho is the founding CEO and Head of JSX Investments (Pty) Ltd. JSX Investments is an investment holdings company with interests in several sectors, including: JSX Properties (property investment and development), DDP Valuers (property valuation and advisory), Gautrain/SPG (integrated transport), African Cables (industrial cables manufacturing), MaxProf (revenue management and advisory), NASHUA Mpumalanga and Lowveld (integrated ICT solutions), Radon Projects (construction), Endemic Developments (landscaping and horticulture) as well as Kunolwazi Resources (mining and energy).
SANDRA COETZEE
Acting Head of the IPP Office
Sandra Coetzee has over 35 years’ experience in executive leadership positions in
both the public and private sector and across multiple sectors, including energy, water,
telecommunications and all transport modes. Over this term Sandra has benefitted
from participation in negotiations with multiple counter parties including governments,
private sector investors, lenders and civil society, labour and other interest groups.
She has developed an acute understanding and acumen for corporate governance,
compliance and risk management. She has a track record of cohesive multidisciplinary team work, mentoring and capacity building.
Prior to her appointment at the IPP Office in 2013 as Head: Strategy, Combined
Assurance and Risk, she served as General Counsel and General Manager of Risk
and Compliance at South African Airways (SAA) during 2010 to 2012, and Acting
Director General at the Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) during 2009 to 2010,
where she also held Deputy Director General positions during 2005 and 2008.
During her tenure as Managing Director of a specialist consulting firm, Sandra
successfully delivered over 40 projects mainly in the capacity of legal/regulatory and
transaction expert. A notable feature of Sandra’s experience is her familiarity with and
demonstrated success in the demands of multi-country regional legal, regulatory and
governance frameworks and sovereign requirements. She has served clients such as
governments in Sub-Saharan Africa, regional multilateral organizations and
international development agencies.
both the public and private sector and across multiple sectors, including energy, water,
telecommunications and all transport modes. Over this term Sandra has benefitted
from participation in negotiations with multiple counter parties including governments,
private sector investors, lenders and civil society, labour and other interest groups.
She has developed an acute understanding and acumen for corporate governance,
compliance and risk management. She has a track record of cohesive multidisciplinary team work, mentoring and capacity building.
Prior to her appointment at the IPP Office in 2013 as Head: Strategy, Combined
Assurance and Risk, she served as General Counsel and General Manager of Risk
and Compliance at South African Airways (SAA) during 2010 to 2012, and Acting
Director General at the Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) during 2009 to 2010,
where she also held Deputy Director General positions during 2005 and 2008.
During her tenure as Managing Director of a specialist consulting firm, Sandra
successfully delivered over 40 projects mainly in the capacity of legal/regulatory and
transaction expert. A notable feature of Sandra’s experience is her familiarity with and
demonstrated success in the demands of multi-country regional legal, regulatory and
governance frameworks and sovereign requirements. She has served clients such as
governments in Sub-Saharan Africa, regional multilateral organizations and
international development agencies.
KWAME JANTUAH
Senior Vice President, Freddie Jordan Oil Company Ltd
Kwame Jantuah is the CEO of African Energy Consortium, an indigenous Ghanaian company operating in the oil and gas sector. He is also an Executive Director of Peace Petroleum, a bulk oil distribution company licensed by the National Petroleum Authority to import and distribute refined petroleum products and LPG to oil marketing companies. In addition, Mr. Jantuah is a Commissioner at the National Development Planning Commission, which has the responsibility for drafting Ghana's 40-year national development plan. Mr. Jantuah is a Technical Advisor to the Civil Society Platform on Oil and Gas and also a Senior Technical Advisor to the program on building capacity in the governing institutions of the upstream oil and gas industry in Ghana.
Mr. Jantuah's rich knowledge of the oil and gas industry in Africa has led him to undertake a number of consultancy services on the continent, including the drafting of the Implementation Strategy for Ghana's Local Content Policy as the Ghanaian local consultancy partnering with The Association of Caribbean Energy Specialists (ACES International). He also played a key role in contributing to the content of Ghana's Petroleum Revenue Management Act (PRMA) between 2010 and 2011 and also reviewed Ghana's Volta River Authority Local Content Policy.
Mr. Jantuah's rich knowledge of the oil and gas industry in Africa has led him to undertake a number of consultancy services on the continent, including the drafting of the Implementation Strategy for Ghana's Local Content Policy as the Ghanaian local consultancy partnering with The Association of Caribbean Energy Specialists (ACES International). He also played a key role in contributing to the content of Ghana's Petroleum Revenue Management Act (PRMA) between 2010 and 2011 and also reviewed Ghana's Volta River Authority Local Content Policy.
DR. THEMBAKAZI MALI
CEO, Sanedi
Thembakazi Mali holds a Ph. D in Chemistry and a Graduate Diploma in Engineering in Environmental Engineering from the University of the Witwatersrand.
Her career spans close to two decades in the energy and petrochemical fields. Presently, she is the Interim CEO at SANEDI, which is a state funded applied energy research, development and deployment organisation. She serves as the South African representative and executive committee member to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Technology Collaboration Programmes on Ocean Energy Systems, Bioenergy and Solar Cooling and Heating.
She also chairs the Energy Storage Initiative Steering Committee which is looking into the value of energy storage in the South African context.
Her career spans close to two decades in the energy and petrochemical fields. Presently, she is the Interim CEO at SANEDI, which is a state funded applied energy research, development and deployment organisation. She serves as the South African representative and executive committee member to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Technology Collaboration Programmes on Ocean Energy Systems, Bioenergy and Solar Cooling and Heating.
She also chairs the Energy Storage Initiative Steering Committee which is looking into the value of energy storage in the South African context.
NYONGA FOFANG
Managing Director, Bambili Group
Nyonga’s career spans over 20 years in international capital markets, during which he has been involved in all aspects of private equity investing including mergers and acquisitions, leveraged finance and general management.
Prior to his managing directorship of Bambili Group, Nyonga was an Executive Director of the Dema Group, a mining focused private investment company in Johannesburg, South Africa. He was also an Executive Director of Metallon Corporation, a private investment company in Johannesburg with interests in mining and financial services, and a strategist for E. Oppenheimer and Son, a one time major shareholder of the DeBeers Mining Group. Nyonga worked as a closed-end fund equity analyst at PaineWebber Inc., a Wall Street financial services firm and started his career at Dillon Read & Co., a New York City-based private investment group, as a risk arbitrager. He graduated from Harvard University.
Nyonga is also a Director of SourceTrace Systems, a US enterprise software development company, and an Independent Non-Executive Director of Standard Chartered Bank in Douala, Cameroon.
Prior to his managing directorship of Bambili Group, Nyonga was an Executive Director of the Dema Group, a mining focused private investment company in Johannesburg, South Africa. He was also an Executive Director of Metallon Corporation, a private investment company in Johannesburg with interests in mining and financial services, and a strategist for E. Oppenheimer and Son, a one time major shareholder of the DeBeers Mining Group. Nyonga worked as a closed-end fund equity analyst at PaineWebber Inc., a Wall Street financial services firm and started his career at Dillon Read & Co., a New York City-based private investment group, as a risk arbitrager. He graduated from Harvard University.
Nyonga is also a Director of SourceTrace Systems, a US enterprise software development company, and an Independent Non-Executive Director of Standard Chartered Bank in Douala, Cameroon.
JACQUELINE ONALO
Director and Founder, JOLT International Ltd.
Jacqueline Onalo is a multi-award winning human rights lawyer, leadership development trainer, law lecturer, international development practitioner, diversity and inclusion (D&I) expert.
Miss Onalo is a Trustee of Comic Relief, Co-founder of Inclusion Convention and the Chair of Community Development Initiatives.
She is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA). As a Diversity and Inclusion expert focussing on gender, race and age, she supports organisations including the NHS U.K. to adhere to relevant legislation and crucially strive to become values led.
She is an acclaimed speaker and her work in Sub Saharan Africa in international grassroots development has transformed the lives of hundreds. Her work has been recognised by Brummell Women, BRAAD Awards, WeAreTheCity, National Diversity Awards, Women4Africa etc.
Jacqueline is a Law Lecturer at University of East London, teaching Advocacy, Interventions and Practice on their International Law Masters
Programme. Focussing on SDGs, Human Rights and Rule of Law issues. Jacqueline devised and delivers the holistic JOLT Youth Leadership and Mentorship Programme to several universities and community groups to support marginalised youth to fulfil their potential.
She is African Diaspora ChangeMaker, one of a hundred top leaders in the third sector. Her motto is “ If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”
Miss Onalo is a Trustee of Comic Relief, Co-founder of Inclusion Convention and the Chair of Community Development Initiatives.
She is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA). As a Diversity and Inclusion expert focussing on gender, race and age, she supports organisations including the NHS U.K. to adhere to relevant legislation and crucially strive to become values led.
She is an acclaimed speaker and her work in Sub Saharan Africa in international grassroots development has transformed the lives of hundreds. Her work has been recognised by Brummell Women, BRAAD Awards, WeAreTheCity, National Diversity Awards, Women4Africa etc.
Jacqueline is a Law Lecturer at University of East London, teaching Advocacy, Interventions and Practice on their International Law Masters
Programme. Focussing on SDGs, Human Rights and Rule of Law issues. Jacqueline devised and delivers the holistic JOLT Youth Leadership and Mentorship Programme to several universities and community groups to support marginalised youth to fulfil their potential.
She is African Diaspora ChangeMaker, one of a hundred top leaders in the third sector. Her motto is “ If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”
SEBASTIAN WAGNER
CEO, DMWA Resources
Sebastian Wagner is in charge of Business Development and Corporate Affairs at DMWA Resources. In the past, he has worked with multinational commodity trading companies in oil trading, responsible for managing the oil trading operations across the barrel of African crude and refined products, as well as pursuing pre-financing opportunities in West and Central Africa. His regional focus has been on Congo Brazzaville, Côte d’Ivoire, Chad and Nigeria. Prior to this, Sebastian was an Investment Manager at a leading merchant banking group in sub-Saharan Africa with assets in Southern Africa, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea, where he helped streamlining the banking portfolio through the restructuring and exit of non-core investments.
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