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Women and Juniors in Law and Banking (JILB) Women's Month Event l 26 August 2025

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Women and Juniors in Law and Banking (JILB) Women's Month Event l 26 August 2025

A Women's Month Celebration.

4 Sep 2025 1:40:09 Minutes Webinar

The JILB hosted a Women's Month Event on 26 August 2025.

Facilitator

  • Anneleen van Wyk - Founder: Kindle Coaching & Consulting 

Panellists    

  • Justice Fayeeza Kathree-Setiloane – Judge at the Supreme Court of Appeal
  • Judge Nobahle Mangcu-Lockwood – Judge of the High Court on the Cape Bench
  • Zanele Mngadi - Chief Legal Counsel: Nedbank
  • Nasreen Rajab-Budlender SC - Advocate of the High Court of South Africa: Chambers 56
  • Anna Isaac - Group Executive: Chief Legal, Risk & Compliance Officer, Vodacom

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