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Directorate

As on 8 November 2010
 
 
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1 BL Sibiya (Bheki) (53)
  Chairman
  Bheki holds a BAdmin degree (University of Zululand), an MBA (Western Michigan University, USA), and has completed several management development programmes. In addition to senior positions with public and private-sector entities, Bheki was president of the Black Management Forum and founding chief executive of Business Unity South Africa. He is CEO of the Chamber of Mines, deputy chairman of Tiger Brands, and a non-executive director of other listed and unlisted companies. 
  Appointed to the board: 2008
   
2 P Stuiver (Paul) (53)
  Chief executive officer
  An engineer by profession (BEng, University of Pretoria), Paul's early career was spent in the steel industry. After 18 years in operations and management in PPC's lime, packaging and logistics divisions, including PPC board membership from 1995 to 2001, he left PPC to join Barloworld as CEO of its logistics division where he was involved with international expansion and served on boards in South Africa, Spain, the UAE, the UK and the USA. Paul rejoined PPC as CEO in 2009.
  Reappointed to the board: 2009
   
3 S Abdul Kader (Salim) (40)
  Executive director: cement South Africa
  Salim holds BSc, BB&A (hons) and MBA (cum laude) degrees and joined PPC in 2004 as director of organisational performance in the cement division. In 2007, he also assumed executive responsibility for transformation. Prior to joining PPC, he was a senior executive in the Tiger Brands group, responsible for human resources development after developing broad experience in technical and operations functions. Salim was appointed to his current position in 2009.
  Appointed to the board: 2005
   
4 ZJ Kganyago (Zibu) (44)
  Independent non-executive director
  Zibu holds a BCom degree (University of Natal) and a post-graduate diploma in property planning, development and management. She has completed management development programmes at the Wharton School of Business and University of Nevada, Reno. With 16 years' property experience, Zibu has served as non-executive director of the Johannesburg Property Company and member of the Land Affairs Board. Currently, she is executive director of developments for Tsogo Sun Gaming.
  Appointed to the board: 2007
   
5 S Helepi (Sello) (39)
  Executive director: organisational performance and transformation
  Sello joined PPC in 2007 as group corporate social transformation manager and was appointed executive: transformation in 2008. He holds a BEd (hons) from Avondale College and a BEd Studs (hons) from the University of Newcastle, Australia. Over a 10-year career with Gold Fields, Sello held positions in human resources, corporate communications and was appointed group transformation manager prior to joining PPC.
  Appointed to the board: 2009
   
6 P Esterhuysen (Peter) (54)
  Chief financial officer
  Peter was a divisional director of PPC's cement division from 1996 to 2001, and group financial director of Barloworld's coatings division until rejoining PPC in 2003. Prior to joining PPC in 1996, Peter was an executive director in a number of South African manufacturing and retailing companies. A chartered accountant by profession, he also holds BCom and BAcc degrees, and has extensive experience in all aspects of manufacturing, corporate finance and taxation. In addition to his role as chief financial officer, Peter heads PPC's business development team.
  Appointed to the board: 2003
 
 
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7 AJ Lamprecht (André) (58)
  Independent non-executive director
  André is chief executive of listed Freeworld Coatings, and holds BCom, LLB and PED-IMD degrees. He spent 28 years with Barloworld before retiring from this board in 2007, and served on numerous public bodies, including Business South Africa. He is a non-executive director of the National Business Initiative, trustee of the Business Trust, and a member of the retirement funds advisory committee of the Minister of Finance.
  Appointed to the board: 1997
   
8 NB Langa-Royds (Ntombi) (48)
  Independent non-executive director
  Ntombi owns Nthake Consulting, a human resources consultancy specialising in human resources management and allied services. She has 24 years' experience in the HR environment, serving as director of human resources at Independent Newspapers Holdings Limited, SABC and the Bevcan division of Nampak Limited. Ntombi is a non-executive director of Momentum Group Limited, Momentum Health (Pty) Limited and Respiratory Care Africa Limited.
  Reappointed to the board: 2007
   
9 MP Malungani (Peter) (52)
  Non-executive director
  Peter is executive chairman and founder of the Peu Group. After an early accounting career with Philips (SA), he started his own business management consultancy in 1984 and investment group Peu in 1996. Peter has a BCom degree (Unisa) and completed management programmes at Wits Business School and Wharton University (USA). He is chairman of Phumelela Gaming and Leisure, a director of Investec Limited and Investec plc and certain Peu subsidiaries. Peter has also held advisory positions in government and directorships in state-owned enterprises.
  Appointed to the board: 2009
   
10 J Shibambo (Joe) (62)
  Independent non-executive director
  Joe is managing director of Hlamalane Projects (Pty) Limited and has been in the construction industry for over 30 years. He has extensive knowledge and experience of construction management, project management, property development, rail construction and maintenance. Through his organisation, he assists new entrants (especially Africans) to acquire basic management principles for the construction industry. Joe was one of the first independent residential developers to start a greenfields township and the first independent contractor to build a shopping centre, both in Soweto.
  Appointed to the board: 2005
   
11 TDA Ross (Tim) (66)
  Independent non-executive director
  Tim, CA(SA), was a partner with Deloitte for 36 years, retiring in May 2008. He led the Deloitte Johannesburg audit practice and served on the executive as client service director as well as the board and remuneration committees. Tim was the lead/advisory partner for a number of multinational clients and headed the Deloitte World Cup 2010 initiative. He is a director of Liberty Group, Eqstra Holdings and Adcorp, chairing the audit and actuarial committee and group risk committee of Liberty and the audit committees of Eqstra and Adcorp.
  Appointed to the board: 2008
   
12 JS Vilakazi (Jerry) (49)
  Non-executive director
  Jerry is chief executive of Business Unity South Africa, and former managing director of the Black Management Forum. He holds a teaching diploma, BA (Unisa), master's degrees (Thames Valley University, University of London) and MBA. He is non-executive chairman of Netcare and the Mpumalanga Gaming Board, chairman of ExecuPrime, and director of several other companies. Jerry serves on the King committee on corporate governance, National Anti-Corruption Forum, Business Against Crime, SADC Employer Group and EU-Southern Africa Business Council.
  Appointed to the board: 2009
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