The Community Near You

The Community Outreach program is an important part of the chapter's efforts to bring the chapter to every corner of South Africa. To make a big difference, increase awareness, and meet particular needs in communities, we spearhead business analysis advocacy by reaching out to businesses,  professional associations, the government, endorsed education providers, schools, and any other entity that stands to benefit from business analysis. Another aim is to establish business analysis communities closer to where analysts live and work.
 
We aim to foster a feeling of belonging within the business analysis community by organizing intentional gatherings and in-person activities.

Community Leaders in the Provinces

KZN Leader
Before joining Liberty in 2000, Liana obtained an MSc (Solid State Physics) degree and worked in a Technical Field. Liana passed the Registered Persons exam in 1994.
Liberty started the journey of Financial Planning and she obtained the CFP® qualification in 2001. After consulting with Nedbank, Liana established LPJ Financial Services in 2007 and over the years started specializing in asset management and foreign exchange. She qualified as a Data Scientist and Business Analyst.
 
Liana is responsible for leading our KZN community as its volunteer-in-chief. 
Western Cape Leader
Carrington Mukwasi works full-time as a Business Solutions Specialist at ERG Africa.
In this position, he is a key point of contact and advisor to internal stakeholders on initiatives that help ERG Africa achieve its business objectives through the effective use of business systems and technology.
In previous roles, Carrington worked as a Senior Business Analyst and consulted for various companies. He holds a Master of Commerce specialising in Information Systems, a BSc (Hons) in Information Systems, and a BCS International Diploma in Business Analysis.
 
Carrington is our provincial volunteer-in-chief for the Western Cape. 
Gauteng Leader
Petunia Langa is a dedicated and passionate Business Analyst. She is committed to fostering opportunities for individuals to thrive and make meaningful societal contributions. 
She firmly believes that a leader's responsibility in our society is to unlock its potential in various forms. As a woman in leadership, an event host, and a dedicated philanthropist, she exemplifies the values of empowerment and progress.
Her decision to join IIBA-SA was fueled by her strong desire to contribute to the progression of business analyst professionals in South Africa.
 
Petunia is our Gauteng Provincial Leader.
Eastern Cape Leader
Sibusiso Makhasi is a Consulting Business Analysis Academic for Rhodes University Business School and the Management College of Southern Africa's Business Analysis programs.
He holds a Library and Information Science Diploma from the University of Fort Hare, an Advanced Diploma in Business Management from the Management College of Southern Africa, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Analysis (Passed with distinction) from Rhodes University. He is pursuing a Master of Commerce in Integrative Thinking at Rhodes University Business School.
 
Sibusiso is the leader of the Eastern Cape Province.

Responsibilities of Community Leaders

Our provincial leadership was established to bring IIBA South Africa's services closer to the community. They are responsible for:

  • Being the main liaison between the provincial community and the Chapter
  • Driving awareness of the Chapter to the community
  • Building communities within the province
  • Engaging the community to understand their needs
  • Being ambassadors of business analysis in the province
  • Organising, in conjunction with community members, in-person events and activities

Operational Presence

The chapter is active in four (4) provinces. We intend to operate in all nine (9) provinces of South Africa and are currently identifying the next areas of presence.
 
Do you have queries about our outreach program? Or are you interested in volunteering in your province? Email us at outreach@southafrica.iiba.org or direct it to the respective provincial leader: