Johannesburg is one of Africa’s most influential business and technology hubs, bringing together leading financial institutions, telecommunications companies, global technology organizations, and fast-growing digital enterprises. Across the city, technology leaders are driving transformation in areas ranging from artificial intelligence and cloud computing to cybersecurity, data, fintech, and digital infrastructure.
Women currently account for approximately 39.5% of South Africa’s ICT workforce, highlighting both the progress that has been made and the opportunity that remains to strengthen women’s participation and leadership in technology. From CIOs and CTOs shaping enterprise technology strategies to leaders advancing AI, cybersecurity, data, cloud, and digital transformation, they are influencing how some of South Africa’s most significant organizations innovate and grow.
In this feature, we spotlight 35 Top Women in Tech in Johannesburg whose leadership, expertise, and impact are helping shape the city’s technology landscape. Their achievements demonstrate the breadth of women’s contributions to technology while providing visible examples for the next generation of women aspiring to build and lead in the industry.
Angela Lundie
Director AI Business Solutions, Solution Engineering, South Africa at Microsoft
Angela Lundie is an experienced technology leader whose background spans solution delivery, operations, customer success, change management, strategic planning, and AI, with a demonstrated focus on translating complex technology into transformative business outcomes. Her career reflects progressive leadership across customer success, business operations, service delivery, and technology solutions, supported by extensive experience in the software and telecommunications industries. She has also supported innovation and AI adoption, including sponsoring initiatives designed to help people understand and effectively use emerging workplace technologies. Her leadership emphasizes collaboration between technical and non-technical stakeholders, positive change, technology adoption, and delivering meaningful value for customers.
Antionette Wagner
CIO at Deloitte
Antionette Wagner is an accomplished technology leader with extensive experience leading IT teams across Africa and driving business transformation through cloud, mobile, analytics, digitisation, artificial intelligence, and automation. She has established and led technology capabilities with global relationships, aligned IT strategy with business priorities, and helped organizations use transformational technologies to support revenue growth, operational efficiency, and improved user experiences. Her leadership experience includes managing major transformation portfolios and project investments exceeding R450 million, alongside responsibility for senior stakeholder engagement, governance, risk, financial management, and talent management. Throughout her career, she has also supported the coaching and development of users, ensuring training needs are identified and addressed as new technology initiatives are introduced.
Belinda Youngleson
Associate Partner in Technology Consulting at EY South Africa
Belinda Youngleson helps organizations modernize their finance, operations, and enterprise technology landscapes. She specializes in enterprise transformation, ERP strategy, finance modernization, and large-scale business application implementations, with particular expertise in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. As a leader within EY’s Technology Consulting practice, Bells works closely with executive stakeholders to align business strategy with technology investments. She is known for combining strategic thinking with deep operational understanding, enabling organizations to successfully transition from legacy processes to modern, data-driven ways of working. Beyond her professional role, Bells has a strong interest in innovation, business process automation, aviation, and emerging technologies that help organizations operate more effectively in an increasingly digital world.
Celia Mantshiyane
Group Chief Information Security Officer at FirstRand
Celia Mantshiyane is a recognized cybersecurity and digital transformation leader whose achievements include being named among the Global Top 100 CISOs, Top 50 Cybersecurity Women in Africa, 45 Most Influential Women in Digital Transformation, and Top 10 Guardians of Cyber Space. She has strengthened cybersecurity governance and organizational resilience by aligning security frameworks with global best practices and advancing IT governance across complex organizations. In addition to her industry leadership, she serves in advisory and board roles that reflect her commitment to shaping the future of cybersecurity and digital transformation. Her continued recognition and leadership demonstrate a lasting impact on the cybersecurity profession and digital trust across Africa.
Denisha Jairam-Owthar
Group Chief Information Officer at Council for Medical Schemes
Dr. Denisha Jairam-Owthar is a technology and governance leader with more than 22 years of experience leading large-scale digital, operational, and organisational transformation across the financial services, public sector, healthcare, infrastructure, and higher education sectors. She has led national-scale transformation programmes impacting millions of citizens, delivered significant revenue growth and cost optimisation initiatives, and modernised legacy technology environments into AI-enabled, future-ready digital ecosystems. With over 20 years of board and governance experience, including Chair roles, she has contributed to the development of King IV and King V principles on technology governance. Her work reflects a sustained commitment to advancing enterprise transformation, governance, and innovation at scale.
Devi Moodley
Executive Cloud at Old Mutual South Africa
Devi Moodley is a technology leader with more than 25 years of experience driving strategic transformation and digital strategy across large organizations in the banking, management consulting, and utilities sectors. Throughout a career focused on enterprise transformation, Devi has led the adoption of cloud, DevOps, agile leadership, and engineering practices while building high-performing teams that deliver business value. With expertise spanning cloud adoption, IT strategy, business process transformation, and general management, Devi has consistently contributed to advancing digital innovation and organizational transformation. This sustained leadership reflects a long-standing commitment to enabling business value through technology and enterprise-scale transformation.
Emily Mbele
Chief Information Officer at RMB - Rand Merchant Bank
Emily Mbele is an accomplished technology leader with extensive experience spanning technology strategy, solution delivery, program management, and IT leadership across financial services, telecommunications, and rail infrastructure. Her career demonstrates sustained leadership of technology teams and complex delivery functions, while colleagues have recognized her ability to mentor others, navigate pressure, and bring people with differing perspectives together. She is passionate about supporting emerging talent and has actively encouraged opportunities for young professionals to gain exposure and develop their careers. She also supports women in technology through her engagement with GirlCode, where she has shared her experience and passion for empowering women in the field.
Faith Burn
Chief Technology and Operations Officer at Land and Agricultural Development Bank of South Africa
Faith Burn is an experienced executive and global speaker who is passionate about driving excellence in processes and people, building high-performing teams, strengthening governance, and transforming complex challenges into meaningful results. She has led large-scale technology, operations, governance, and audit initiatives across diverse organizations, including responsibility for IT leadership spanning more than 30 countries and enterprise environments supporting tens of thousands of users. Beyond her executive leadership, she serves on the leadership council of Africa Tech Festival and volunteers as a director with organizations focused on social services, education, and alleviating poverty through finance and education. Through her leadership philosophy, she consistently emphasizes value, excellence, collaboration, character, and creating a legacy that lifts others.
Fikile Sibiya
Chief Information Officer at e4 Strategic
Fikile Sibiya is an experienced technology executive with a demonstrated history of leadership in the banking industry, bringing expertise in business process improvement, IT strategy, operating models, project delivery, and stakeholder management. With a career spanning leadership roles across technology and digital transformation, Fikile has consistently contributed to advancing business innovation and operational excellence. Beyond technical leadership, Fikile actively shares insights on artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and technology leadership, reflecting a commitment to shaping conversations on the future of technology. This combination of strategic expertise and industry engagement highlights a sustained impact on technology leadership and digital innovation.
Fiona Oakley-Smith
Chief Information Officer at Sasria SOC Limited
Fiona Oakley-Smith is a seasoned business analyst and experienced program manager with a demonstrated history of delivering strategic technology and business initiatives in the financial services industry. She has built a career leading strategic projects, technology teams, and information technology functions, supported by expertise in business process analysis, systems analysis, solution design, and program management. Known for driving excellence across diverse teams and cultures, she emphasizes collaboration, growth, and meaningful contribution through leadership and the development of high-impact teams. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Information Technology and Business Finance from the University of the Witwatersrand.
Gita Daya
Chief Information Officer at Bank Zero
Gita Daya is an accomplished technology leader with more than two decades of experience spanning software development, project and program management, quality assurance, and information systems. She was recognized as an InspiringFifty Africa 2024 winner and contributes to the advancement of women in technology through her role as a Women in Tech Advisory Board member and as a mentor. Her career reflects sustained leadership across complex technology initiatives, supported by a strong foundation in information systems and software engineering. She is also recognized by peers for her dedication, ability to unite diverse teams, and consistent delivery of high-quality outcomes.
Jade Abbott
Chief Technology Officer at Lelapa AI
Jade Abbott is a researcher and engineer whose work focuses on building data-efficient AI for low-data problems, with particular expertise in natural language processing and machine learning. She has contributed to research addressing the under-representation of African languages in NLP, including work that produced datasets, benchmarks, models, and code to advance research in the field. Through her work with Masakhane and as a mentor with Django Girls and Railsbridge, she has supported broader participation in technology and research. Her contributions have been recognized through the Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans and the Wikimedia Foundation Research Paper of the Year Award.
Karin Höne
Group Chief Information Security and Risk Officer at Barloworld Limited
Karin Höne is an experienced information technology security and risk specialist whose leadership has earned repeated global recognition in cybersecurity. She was named a Top Global CISO in 2023, 2024, and 2025, recognized among the Global CISO 100 in 2022 and 2023, and received an EC-Council Certified CISO Hall of Fame Award in 2023. Her contributions extend to cybersecurity knowledge development as a member of the EC-Council Certified CISO Book of Knowledge Committee, helping keep its guidance relevant for aspiring certified CISOs. Her leadership also emphasizes building cybersecurity cultures in which responsibility is shared across organizations, from employees to executive leadership.
Keneilwe Gwabeni
Group CIO at Rand Mutual Assurance
Keneilwe Gwabeni is an award-winning technology leader with more than two decades of experience across energy, academia, financial services, regulatory institutions, banking, telecommunications, and insurance. Her achievements include Global CIO 100 recognition in both 2021 and 2022 and being named among the Top 45 Women in Digital Transformation in Africa. She has led digital transformation initiatives and the development of digital platforms, building a track record of aligning technology with business objectives and driving innovation within complex organizations. She also encourages women in technology to continue innovating and advocates for a future in which opportunities are accessible regardless of where people begin.
Kerusha Kanjee
Chief Information Officer W&I SA at Investec
Kerusha Kanjee is an accomplished technology leader whose career reflects extensive experience across IT management, technology leadership, business analysis, strategy, and transformation. Her achievements include receiving the 2025 Wired4Women CIO of the Year award and being recognized among 100 Influential Women in Tech. She actively champions women in technology, using her visibility to encourage women to pursue leadership, support one another, and drive meaningful change in a field where women have historically been underrepresented. Her advocacy emphasizes empowerment, inclusion, and the collective potential of women to create lasting impact and inspire future generations.
Kholeka Tsotsotso
Chief Technology and Information Officer at Development Bank of Southern Africa
Kholeka Tsotsotso is a seasoned technology and business leader with more than 25 years of experience across financial services, insurance, telecommunications, petroleum, and manufacturing, leading complex digital transformations and high-impact initiatives. Her influence has been recognized through distinctions including InspiringFifty SA 2018, Global CIO 2022, DT50 Tech Leader 2024, and World CIO-200 recognition, as well as being named a finalist for Visionary CIO of the Year. Passionate about empowering people and fostering diversity, she serves on the advisory board of Women in Tech South Africa, advocates for women’s empowerment and equality, and has supported initiatives expanding digital skills opportunities for young people in rural and underserved communities.
Khomotjo Kutumela
Chief Data & Analytics Officer at AVBOB South Africa
Khomotjo Kutumela is a data and analytics leader with expertise in developing data-driven solutions that support business objectives, advance data maturity, and foster a data-driven culture. With strengths in data strategy, business intelligence, data governance, stakeholder engagement, project management, and leadership, Khomotjo has built a strong track record of aligning technical capabilities with strategic business goals to deliver impactful insights. Beyond professional leadership, Khomotjo is an active mentor and keynote speaker who is committed to empowering data literacy and supporting the growth of future leaders. This commitment extends to initiatives that help expand access, sponsorship, and career opportunities for women through mentorship, reflecting a dedication to advancing inclusion in technology.
Louise van der Bank
Chief Information Officer at AfriSam
Louise van der Bank is a business and technology leader with more than two decades of IT leadership experience across multinational corporations, private enterprises, and state-owned entities. She has delivered large-scale transformation programmes and significant operational improvements, using digital innovation, data-driven insights, AI, automation, and advanced analytics to create measurable business value and support sustainable growth. Her contributions to technology leadership have earned recognition including Professional CIO certification at the highest level, a Decade of CIO Service award in 2024, and the 2025 Visionary CIO of the Year award. Her collaborative approach also emphasizes people empowerment and talent development, fostering innovation, agility, and accountability while contributing to the broader IT community.
Maletsema Phofu
Chief Information Officer at University of Johannesburg
Maletsema Phofu is a technology and cybersecurity leader whose experience spans information security, digital transformation, IT strategy, and secure technology adoption. She has led initiatives focused on modernizing digital infrastructure, strengthening cybersecurity and data governance, and expanding access to education through inclusive digital solutions. Beyond institutional technology leadership, she empowers pre-teens, teens, and senior citizens to navigate the internet securely and has shared cybersecurity insights with young women to inspire the next generation of women in cyber. Her advocacy also emphasizes technology inclusivity, accessible digital platforms, and the role of digital access in creating opportunities for women and underserved communities.
Managee Sebastian
CTO, Cloud & Infrastructure at Liberty Group South Africa
Managee Sebastian is an accomplished technology leader with more than 34 years of combined experience in the financial services and insurance industries, spanning IT operations, cloud, infrastructure, asset management, service delivery, and technology transformation. She has led large-scale technology projects, built and developed high-performing teams, managed strategic partnerships, and driven technology strategies focused on operational efficiency, cost management, data governance, and business performance. Her achievements include transforming cloud and infrastructure operations through agile practices, spearheading technology and innovation strategy, strengthening data governance, and driving process improvements that reduced infrastructure, support, and maintenance costs. Her career reflects sustained leadership in aligning technology with business priorities while advancing continuous improvement and reliable, high-performing IT operations.
Michelé Schliesser
Chief Information Officer at South African Reserve Bank
Michelé Schliesser is a seasoned business transformation and technology leader with more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry across South Africa and international markets. Throughout her career, she has led large-scale strategic business and technology transformation initiatives, driving operational excellence, digital innovation, customer experience improvements, and high-performing teams while applying Lean and Six Sigma methodologies to solve complex business challenges. Her leadership has consistently focused on improving business performance, developing future leaders, and delivering sustainable organizational transformation. She also champions inclusive and modern financial systems, supporting initiatives that advance accessible digital payments and broader economic participation.
Michelle Taylor
Chief Information Officer at Astute - The Financial Services Exchange
Michelle Taylor is an MBA-educated and CISM-certified technology and information security leader with extensive experience in enterprise technology, cyber resilience, governance, risk management, data privacy, and operational resilience. She has helped shape governance approaches for responsible AI aligned with ISO/IEC 42001 and has led initiatives spanning information security, cyber risk, business process improvement, and executive oversight of internationally recognized governance frameworks, including ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27701, COBIT, and ITIL. Her contributions include supporting the achievement of South Africa’s first ISO 27001-certified fintech and participating in industry discussions on AI governance, digital identity, and cybersecurity. Through her focus on secure, resilient, and accountable technology, she continues to advance governance practices that enable innovation while strengthening organizational trust and resilience.
Nazia Pillay
Managing Director SAP Southern Africa at SAP
Nazia Pillay is a technology and business leader whose career spans more than two decades of progressive responsibility across consulting, customer success, quality management, partnerships, and organizational transformation. Her leadership philosophy centers on creating the conditions for people to take ownership, make decisions, and grow into greater responsibilities, while emphasizing that lasting transformation requires strong adoption, accountability, and meaningful changes in how organizations operate. She also contributes perspectives on responsible AI adoption, highlighting the importance of reliable data, clear governance, human judgment, and sustainable business outcomes.
Nicole Harris
Chief Information Technology Officer at Massmart
Nicole Harris is a technology leader with more than two decades of experience in retail, with a track record of leading large-scale digital and technology transformations spanning ERP and point-of-sale modernisation, cloud adoption, e-commerce, retail media, and AI. These initiatives have generated hundreds of millions in savings while strengthening operational resilience and customer experience. Recognized among South Africa’s top female IT executives, she leads with an emphasis on resilience, humility, empathy, execution, and creating meaningful business value through technology. She is also committed to supporting others through mentoring, employee listening sessions, and speaking engagements that encourage young people to take greater ownership of their lives and decisions.
Nomonde White
Chief Information Officer: Group Compliance at Absa Group
Nomonde White is a multi-award-winning technology leader with more than two decades of experience driving technological advancement and organizational growth across financial and multinational sectors. Her achievements include being named Visionary CIO of the Year and Young CIO of the Year, alongside recognition for strategy, leadership, and high-performing teams. She is a passionate advocate for gender parity and greater representation of underrepresented groups in technology, supporting women through mentorship, visibility, and opportunities while mentoring young professionals and fostering the next generation of leaders. Her commitment to inclusive leadership has also been recognized with the Inclusive People Leader award, reflecting her emphasis on dignity, belonging, and equal opportunity.
Noxolo Kubheka-Dlamini
Chief Digital and Information Officer at Telkom
Dr. Noxolo Kubheka-Dlamini is an accomplished technology and digital transformation leader with expertise spanning ICT strategy and planning, architecture, data and analytics, operations technology, telecommunications, and information and cyber security. She has been recognized among Africa’s Top 10 Influential Women Leaders to Watch in 2025, Top Female Leaders to Look Out for in 2026 in Africa, and the Top 45 Women in Digital Transformation in Africa, reflecting her influence and contributions to the technology sector. Through Zowiumi Holdings, she is committed to empowering the next generation of innovative thinkers and entrepreneurs, particularly those from socioeconomically disadvantaged and underrepresented communities, helping them realize their potential. Her work consistently emphasizes responsible innovation, inclusion, sustainable solutions, and creating meaningful impact through technology and leadership.
Sne Dlamini
Chief Information and Digital Officer at Sasol
Sne Dlamini is an accomplished technology leader with more than two decades of experience across local, regional, and global environments, including over 10 years in leadership roles shaping IT strategy, operations, and digital transformation. She has led global, multidisciplinary, diverse, and high-performing teams and has been recognized among technology and cyber leaders to watch, as well as nominated for a Digital Transformation Leader of the Year award. Her broader influence includes facilitating executive technology conversations and contributing to initiatives that celebrate women’s leadership and invest in the next generation of leaders.
Sylvia Sathekge
Chief Information Officer at NHLS
Dr Sylvia Sathekge is an executive leader with more than 25 years of multi-sector leadership experience spanning enterprise digital transformation, fiduciary governance, and information systems. She has built a distinguished career as a board member, audit committee chairperson, and academic partner, bridging corporate execution with governance and thought leadership while contributing to the development of future technology leaders. Recognized among the Top 50 Digital Transformation Leaders, Global CIO 200, and 100 Influential Women in Tech, she is also a sought-after keynote speaker who shares her expertise on digital leadership and cybersecurity. Her work reflects a sustained commitment to strengthening organizational resilience, advancing digital governance, and shaping the future of technology leadership.
Tejal Somaru
Senior Associate Partner - Technology Consulting at EY
Tejal Somaru is a Senior Associate Partner within Consulting at EY, where she provides executive leadership across the EY Africa SAP practice and leads the SAP Go-to-Market agenda within Clients and Industries. With more than 20 years’ experience across technology consulting, business transformation and alliance-led growth, she helps organisations translate complex technology change into measurable business value, resilient delivery and inclusive outcomes. Her leadership extends beyond delivery into the broader technology ecosystem. She serves on the Executive Board of the African SAP User Group and leads the EY Women in Technology Africa Chapter, contributing to initiatives that advance women in technology and technology-enabled entrepreneurship. She has been recognised as an EY Global Women in Tech 2025 Awards Runner-Up and as a finalist in the Future Leaders Awards – Social Impact Leader of the Year 2026.
Tsebeletso Mashau
CIO Africa Regions at Standard Bank Group
Tsebeletso Mashau is an accomplished technology leader with more than a decade of progressive leadership experience spanning technology across corporate and investment banking, wealth and investments, consumer and high-net-worth banking, and African regional operations. Her career reflects sustained advancement through increasingly senior technology leadership responsibilities, including five years focused on corporate and investment banking across Africa before progressing into broader leadership roles. She combines this extensive industry experience with a Master’s in Information Technology and a BSc Honours in Computer Science, reflecting a strong academic foundation in technology. Her professional background demonstrates long-term leadership and influence across complex technology environments in the financial services sector.
Venisha Nayagar
Group Chief Information Security Officer at Life Healthcare
Venisha Nayagar is a seasoned technology and cybersecurity leader with extensive experience shaping security, digital, and governance strategies across multiple industries, supported by Pan-African and global expertise. A three-time Chief Information Security Officer award recipient, she has been recognized among the Top 50 Women in Cyber Security Africa, Inspiring 50 SA Tech Women, and the Top 100 Women in Tech Influencers SA, reflecting her sustained impact on the technology sector. Beyond her professional achievements, she contributes to the advancement of cybersecurity through advisory board roles, mentorship with Women in Technology Network and GirlTech SA, and support for initiatives that empower women in technology. Her leadership combines technical excellence, strategic vision, and a strong commitment to developing the next generation of cybersecurity professionals and technology leaders.
Verushca Hunter
Chief Technology Officer at BCX
Verushca Hunter is a technology and digital transformation leader with more than 25 years of experience delivering technology solutions, developing strategy, and building high-performing teams across multiple industries. She has managed technology budgets exceeding R600 million, overseen more than 40 vendor relationships and an extended team of over 100 people, and completed more than 200 projects while leading major cloud, data, and technology initiatives. Her achievements include establishing major data and analytics capabilities, delivering a Hadoop platform, leading technology turnaround strategies, and earning the ISACA Max Bletcher Innovation Award. She is also the author of *Beyond the Glass Ceiling: Women, Leadership and Emerging Technologies* and has contributed as a speaker and panelist on digital innovation, data strategy, and inclusive leadership.
Vinoliah Martin
Chief Technology Officer at PwC South Africa Technology and Innovation Centre (SATIC)
Vinoliah Martin is a seasoned technology leader with nearly two decades of experience leading global, cross-functional teams and delivering scalable technology solutions that drive innovation and organizational transformation. Her achievements include recognition among the Global Top 100 Women of the Future in Emerging Tech and 100 Influential Women in Tech 2025, as well as receiving a bronze award in the Global Women in Digital Awards. Her demonstrated impact includes improving technology deployment and quality, developing high-performing teams, digitizing processes, and helping reduce software defects by 60%. She also actively supports efforts to close the gender gap in technology and empower women and girls, while championing inclusive leadership and creating pathways for others to thrive.
Wilma Crosson
Chief Information Officer at Volkswagen Financial Services - South Africa
Wilma Crosson is a technology leader with more than two decades of experience spanning strategic planning, digital transformation, stakeholder management, systems design, and leadership across industries including financial services, telecommunications, mining, engineering, retail, insurance, media, healthcare, and research and development. She has founded and co-owned two IT consulting firms and has led digital transformation initiatives focused on innovation, data, emerging technologies, and creating greater business value through technology. A dedicated advocate for women in technology, she contributes to initiatives supporting the growth and empowerment of young women in South Africa and has spoken about uplifting women and creating space for future generations of women leaders.
Zakiyya Cassimjee
Executive: IT Africa at Ardagh Group
Zakiyya Cassimjee is a technology, cybersecurity, and manufacturing executive with over 23 years of experience leading digital transformation, cyber risk, cloud migration, and enterprise technology initiatives across the manufacturing, banking, and insurance sectors. Serving as IT Executive for Africa, she drives technology strategy, innovation, and operational excellence across manufacturing operations in Africa. Recognized among the Top 50 Digital Transformation Leaders and 100 Influential Women in Tech, Zakiyya is a respected keynote speaker on cybersecurity and digital transformation. She is passionate about developing high-performing teams, mentoring future leaders, and advancing the representation of women in technology. Through her collaborative leadership style, she is committed to building resilient, future-ready manufacturing organizations that harness technology to create sustainable business value.
The women featured in this list reflect the strength and diversity of Johannesburg’s technology ecosystem. Across industries including financial services, telecommunications, healthcare, consulting, enterprise technology, cybersecurity, and infrastructure, they are leading transformation, building resilient technology organizations, and creating new possibilities through innovation.
At WomenTech Network, we believe visibility matters. Celebrating accomplished women in technology helps recognize the progress being made while highlighting the leadership, expertise, and perspectives that continue to shape the industry. These leaders represent just some of the remarkable women contributing to Johannesburg’s technology landscape. By recognizing their achievements and amplifying their stories, we hope to inspire more women to build, lead, innovate, and make their mark in technology.
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