Driving sustainable investment in African Mining

Thashni Chetty

Director Turner & Townsend

Thashni is a director at Turner & Townsend – a global professional services firm operating in the natural resources sectors, real estate, and infrastructure. She is a member of the Turner & Townsend’s South African Board and Statutory Board.  She has engaged and advised global clients such as; Anglo American including De Beers, Rio Tinto, Ivan Plats and Royal Bafokeng to name a few.

She is a registered quantity surveyor with more than 14 years’ construction experience on projects across various sectors throughout Africa, the Americas, Australia, and Europe. She has an MBA from the Gordon Institute of Business Science and a member of RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), SACQSP and ASAQS. Some of the major programmes she has been involved in Africa include; Infrastructure projects for communities and mines as well as mechanical, electrical, water and process plants.

She was the only African representative as part of the Chairman’s Group to shadow the executive board team for Turner & Townsend. She brings in a broad perspective and challenges the status quo at executive meetings.  

 

She was a semi- finalist at the 2020 Accenture Rising Star Awards which recognises, celebrates, and connects young talented people who have a capacity for achievement and success and who contribute in an inspirational manner to the future of the African continent.


2024 Agenda Sessions

Post mining prosperity: Does it exist?

  • Are we budgeting for mine closure correctly?
  • Examine the balance between environmental and social provisioning. 
  • How can we practically improve safeguards, so budgets are effectively spent?
  • What are the countries that have performed best in closure and what has been key to their success?

Wednesday 07 February 15:15 - 16:00 Stewards Stage

Sustainability Series

Add to calendar 02/07/2024 15:15 02/07/2024 16:00 Post mining prosperity: Does it exist?
  • Are we budgeting for mine closure correctly?
  • Examine the balance between environmental and social provisioning. 
  • How can we practically improve safeguards, so budgets are effectively spent?
  • What are the countries that have performed best in closure and what has been key to their success?
Stewards Stage Africa/Johannesburg