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The Team
DIRECTORS:
Alwyn Rossouw
B.Com (Hons), B.Compt (Hons), Dipl. in Financial Markets & Instruments (RAU), EDP (USB), CIMA (UK) - passed finalist, CA (SA) - Chief Executive Officer
Alwyn's career started at Standard Bank in 1991 before joining Deloitte & Touche in 1995 where he serviced clients in the retail, manufacturing and financial services sectors. In 1997 he was seconded to the San Francisco office for 6 months. From 1998 he was a manager in the financial services audit team where he specialised in banking, insurance and asset management.
He joined BoE Bank in 1999 and was promoted to General Manager: Finance in 2000. In 2002, the position of General Manager: Operations was included in his portfolio. Following the merger with Nedbank, Alwyn was appointed as Executive Assistant to the Group CEO of Old Mutual plc and relocated to London for 2 years. During this period, he was involved with projects such as the implementation of group standards and values, the BOE/Nedbank merger, the Nedbank restructure, the development, refinement and implementation of group strategy, the Old Mutual Group BEE transaction, alignment of group leadership and profile building amongst international investors across the globe.
Following the completion of the secondment, Alwyn returned to South Africa in 2006 as a founding shareholder and CEO of the Marathon Group, previously branded as Pointbreak Entrepreneurs.
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