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UKZN Accounting Lecturers Honored in SAICA Top 35-Under-35 List

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UKZN Accounting Lecturers Honored in SAICA Top 35-Under-35 List

UKZN Accounting Lecturers Honored in SAICA Top 35-Under-35 List. The School of Accounting, Economics, and Finance at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) celebrates as two of its academics, Ms. Boitumelo Loate and Mr. Virodh Singh, are recognized in the prestigious Top 35-Under-35 list by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA).

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Recognition Criteria

The SAICA’s annual program acknowledges young chartered accountants under 35 who have made remarkable contributions to the profession and society. This year, the program received over 800 applications.

Achievements and Contributions

  • Boitumelo Loate: Loate, a part-time lecturer in the Master of Accountancy program and Portfolio Manager at 36ONE Asset Management, is recognized for her innovative approach and commitment to social responsibility.
  • Virodh Singh: Singh, an ad hoc Accounting lecturer and independent director at the KZN Inland Cricket Union, receives the Public Favourite Award for his dedication to sports and community development.

Impact and Reflections

Loate and Singh express their gratitude for the honor and share insights into their dedication to leadership, innovation, and social impact. Loate emphasizes the importance of challenging traditional roles and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Singh underscores the significance of being part of an esteemed group and the opportunities it brings for professional growth and networking.

Conclusion

The inclusion of Ms. Boitumelo Loate and Mr. Virodh Singh in SAICA’s Top 35-Under-35 list not only reflects their individual excellence but also highlights the commitment of UKZN’s School of Accounting, Economics, and Finance to nurturing talent and fostering innovation in the field of accounting.

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