Saleem Rashid Beebeejaun is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Insurance (UK) and was the winner of the H G Greening award, which rewards the first prize in all life subjects worldwide. He is also a holder of a Licence – ès Sciences Economiques from the University of Montpellier, France and is Harvard Business School Alumni having followed the Advanced Management Program At present, Saleem is primarily engaged in providing business facilitation and consultancy services in Africa. In addition Saleem serves as an independent, non-executive director in several organizations including Warwyck Private Bank Ltd., the first private bank which he established in Mauritius in 2014. Pembani Remgro Infrastructure Fund which operates as the Collective Investment Scheme Manager to Pembani Remgro Infrastructure Mauritius Fund I LP and PRIF Feeder Blocker LP. MAREF a fund which aims to own and develop prime real estate projects in Africa especially in the retail office blocks and industrial buildings. Saleem is also an associate director of Africa Practice and is the Honorary Consul of Malaysia in Mauritius. Previously Saleem spent 23 years in various management and directorship positions in the financial services and trading industries. Saleem has also led several transactions including listings, delistings, privatization, corporate mergers and acquisitions.

Manraj Singh Bindra is a qualified Chartered Accountant and Fellow Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales. He is an Associate Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and an Associate Member of the British Institute of Management. He has international experience from countries including the United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Australia, Switzerland, Botswana and India working in financial services, manufacturing, retail, government, publishing and construction. He is currently the Managing Partner of MSB Consultancy, Dubai and has vast experience in finance spanning from 1976 having served in various roles including, being the Chief Financial Officer of Al Shamsi Holdings and Finance and Administrative Manager of National Development Trust Limited.

Caleb Dengu is a Fellow of the British Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (FCIS), he has a Masters of Business Administration (MBA), Post Graduate Training in Advanced Financial Management Techniques for Public Enterprises from Strathclyde Graduate Business School and Senior Executive Program Africa (SEPA) from Harvard Business School. He is an experienced Development Banking and Finance Professional who has 22 years of experience in international and regional development banking. He is currently the Managing Partner in CDF Trust and Consulting BV, an Investment Advisory Platform and Private Equity management firm. He has sat on several Boards of venture capital companies around the globe representing the Amsterdam based Common Fund for Commodities. Before going to Amsterdam he worked for PTA Bank, a Nairobi based Regional Trade and Development Bank where he was the Senior Finance Officer responsible for project finance.