Kayeye Cedric Ntumba

Deal Executive at Capitalworks (Private Equity). Chairman of SA Ballet, Arch. Tutu Fellow (Oxf), CA(SA). Trainee Pilot.

- Audit: Financial industries;
- Financial Management;
- Private Equity;
- Alternative asset management;
- Dealmaking;
- Africa development;
- Civil society activism;
- Education;
- Business networking; and
- Leadership development.

Contact details

M: 0825101921

Business Address

Sandton, Sandton, South Africa

Professional details

Current Position(s)

Fellow: New Leader for Tomorrow | Crans Montana Forum
2012 - present

Travel, Tourism and Hospitality

The Crans Montana Forum of New Leaders for Tomorrow is a unique Community of young leaders from Africa, the Arab World, Far Eastern Europe, Central Asia, South-America and Far East selected thanks to their exceptional professional achievement and leadership experience in Businesses and Governments.

The New Leaders for Tomorrow enjoy, for a three years period, the free strong support of the Crans Montana Forum to strengthen their Regional and International network in the framework of the South-South Cooperation that the Forum has continuously promoted as a key tool of a renewed international dialogue fostering the South-South Belt Countries’ recognition worldwide.

The New Leaders enjoy exceptional networking opportunities with prominent Officials and key decision-makers from the Private sector.

Together, they form a powerful Community to shape the global agenda and address the 21st Century major challenges.

Educational history

Secondary

Greenside High School, Johannesburg, South Africa (1900)

Tertiary

Oxford SAID Business School

Oxford, United Kingdom | 2011 - 2011

Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellow - Leadership

Rand Afrikaans University

Johannesburg, South Africa | 2004 - 2004

B. Com Honours (Accounting) - Accounting, Financial Management , Auditing & Tax

Rand Afrikaans University

Johannesburg, South Africa | 2001 - 2003

B. Com (Accounting) - Accounting, Financial Management and Auditing

Achievements

Awards

African Leadership Network (ALN) Fellow | 2010

Each year, the world’s most influential people convene at Davos, Switzerland to attend the World Economic Forum. They also meet at conferences like TED and the Clinton Global Initiative . At these invitation-only gatherings, attendees pay up to USD30,000 to engage and network with each other over the course of a few days. Why do they pay so much for this experience? Because they’ve understood the tremendous power of networks and collaboration. At these gatherings they close big deals. They build lasting relationships that enable them to be more effective leaders. Together they shape the world’s agenda .A new generation of young, dynamic leaders who have more exciting and forward-thinking ideas for transforming Africa over the next few decades is emerging. This younger, dynamic group of leaders is what we felt compelled to bring together. This group is called the African Leadership Network (ALN). The ALN is the premier gathering of the most dynamic young leaders shaping Africa’s future. Strictly by invitation.

Crans Montana Forum Fellow | 2012

The Crans Montana Forum of New Leaders for Tomorrow is a unique Community of young leaders from Africa, the Arab World, Far Eastern Europe, Central Asia, South-America and Far East selected thanks to their exceptional professional achievement and leadership experience in Businesses and Governments.

The New Leaders for Tomorrow enjoy, for a three year period, the free strong support of the Crans Montana Forum to strengthen their Regional and International network in the framework of the South-South Cooperation that the Forum has continuously promoted as a key tool of a renewed international dialogue fostering the South-South Belt Countries’ recognition worldwide.

The New Leaders enjoy exceptional networking opportunities with prominent Officials and key decision-makers from the Private sector.

Together, they form a powerful Community to shape the global agenda and address the 21st Century major challenges.

Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellow | 2011

Administered by the University of Oxford's Said Business School and the African Leadership Institute, a variety of institutions across Africa and commercial sponsors, and is designed to provide a wide range of leadership learning experiences to a select group of young Africans who are expected to rise to top leadership positions in their spheres of activity over the next 5 to 20 years. The Fellows are drawn from across Africa and from various sectors, ranging from commerce to charities.