Leadership
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Leadership
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Nhlanhla Maphalala
Operations
“All developed countries have become developed through engineers at the centre of the development, thus we to as SA ENGINEERS need to always be an active part of all development in the country and speak on all engineering matters.”
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Ernest Ngubo
Finance & Funding
“We want to be the voice of reason in the engineering fraternity in SA and the continent. Governments, Companies, Funding Institutions and anyone seeking appropriate and most relevant information pertaining to
technology and best practice project execution should come to ELP for guidance.”
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Valerie Huma
Stakeholder Manager [Strategic Partners & Collaborations]
“Through ELP I want to come up and implement technical solutions that will solve our day-to-day challenges. More
than anything, as an African female, I want to be part of African professionals that refuse to accept the status quo regarding the living conditions of Black People, who are
tired of seeing our race remain at the bottom of the food chain.”
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Mphiliseni Mthimkhulu
Projects & Ventures
“My intention is that the engineering profession must be the career of choice for young engineers, and ELP must foster guidance and assistance (through funding and partnership), amongst all engineers in general, and in particular black engineers.”