Job Title: Chief of People Management and Learning
Company: Transnet
Tumi Matsheka is the Chief of People Management and Learning at Transnet SOC
Tumi, who holds an MBA from Milpark Business School and a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) from Rhodes University, has been in the role since November 2021.
Tumi’s experience spans the motor manufacturing, agricultural food processing, tax and customs revenue management, energy, petroleum, fertilisers, diversified chemicals, specialty gases, mining services, logistics and supply chain industries. Prior to joining Transnet as Head: Transnet Academy, he served as the Group Regional Vice President: Southern Africa Operations.
Work
2021 - Present Group Chief of People Management and Learning,Transnet SOC
2020 - 2021 Head of Transnet Academy, Transnet SOC
2018 - 2020 Regional Vice President: Human Resources - South Africa Operations, Sasol
2014 - 2018 Vice President - Human Resources and Corporate Affairs: Sasol
2011 - 2014 General Manager - Global Human Resources, Sasol Solvents
2006 - 2010 General Manager - Human Resources, Sasol Nitro
2005 - 2006 General Manager - Corporate Relations and Communications, SARS
2003 - 2005 General Manager - Human Resources, SARS
1998 - 2003 Manager to Senior Manager: Human Resources
1996 - 1999 Human Resources and Employee Relations Manager, South African Post Office
1995 - 1996 Human Resources Manager, Pillsbury Brands South Africa (Old Harvestime and Table Top)
1992 - 1995 Graduate Trainee and ER Specialist, General Motors
Education
2012 - 2012 Business and Life Coaching, Leadership Development, Milpark Business School
2006 - 2006 Executive Development Programme, Competitive Strategy, GIBS
1997 - 1999 MBA - Business Strategy,, Milpark Business School
1987 - 1991 Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons), Rhodes University
About Transnet: Transnet SOC Ltd is a large South African rail, port and pipeline company, headquartered in the Carlton Centre in Johannesburg. It was formed as a limited company on 1 April 1990. A majority of the company's stock is owned by the Department of Public Enterprises, or DPE, of the South African government.
