About Me

I hold a Master of Commerce degree in Development Development Economics, from the University of the Witwatersrand. Additionally, I obtained a Bachelor of Arts Honors degree with a focus on Development Studies and Economics from the University of Johannesburg. Over the past seven years, my professional background has been centered around socioeconomic development, social investment and economic research.
Throughout my career, I have conducted extensive economic research and performed data analysis to derive meaningful insights into a wide range of sectors, including mining, renewable energy, agriculture, automotive, clothing and textile, and financial services, among others. My responsibilities have extended beyond research, as I have engaged with clients to deliver consulting services and collaborate on the development of strategic plans and policy recommendations.
Through these experiences, I have honed my skills in both quantitative and qualitative analysis, enabling me to effectively interpret complex data sets. Additionally, I possess expertise in data visualization techniques, allowing me to present research findings in a clear and visually compelling manner. These abilities have been instrumental in conveying key economic trends and insights to stakeholders.
Furthermore, my current role as a Social Investment Analyst at Tshikululu Social Investments has strengthened my communication skills. Engaging with various stakeholders, I have cultivated effective verbal and written communication abilities, which have proven invaluable in building relationships and facilitating collaboration.
In summary, my educational background in Development Economics, combined with my extensive experience in economic and market research, have equipped me with a strong foundation in analyzing economic trends, conducting research, and providing strategic insights. I possess skills in quantitative and qualitative analysis, data visualization, and effective communication, which have been enhanced through my diverse professional experiences.