Invequity

BOITUMELO DITSEPU

BOITUMELO DITSEPU

Director

“My passion is to see SMME’s grow and fulfil their real calling – making Africa work.”

Tumi is a qualified charted accountant, co-founder shareholder and director of Invequity. With over 10 years’ experience working in the FMCG and the finance sectors prior to starting Invequity in 2016, Tumi has strong financial sector governance experience and serves on multiple boards. She strives to enable meaningful opportunities for those who otherwise would not have access to them.

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THE AFRICAN WOMAN
At the heart of Invequity’s ethos, lies the profound respect for the enduring strength of African women. These women, the bedrock of their communities, have for generations carried the future of the continent, literally and metaphorically on their backs. In this sacred act of motherhood, they embody a deep-seated tradition of love, protection, and the transference of ancestral wisdom. This ritual is not merely about sustaining life; it’s a testament to the power of nurturing and the seamless blend of past, present, and future, echoing the vast tapestry of African heritage.
THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT
Parallel to this, the attributes of the African elephant resonates, with the core principles that guide Invequity. The strength and resilience of these majestic creatures mirror Invequity’s robust position in the financial sector, challenging and reshaping traditional norms and structures. The elephant’s matriarchal society, where leadership and wisdom are passed through generations of females, reflects Invequity’s innovative leadership model, dominated by Black women. This alignment signifies a pivotal shift from conventional corporate paradigms towards a more inclusive and equitable framework.
THE AFRICAN WOMAN
At the heart of Invequity’s ethos, lies the profound respect for the enduring strength of African women. These women, the bedrock of their communities, have for generations carried the future of the continent, literally and metaphorically on their backs. In this sacred act of motherhood, they embody a deep-seated tradition of love, protection, and the transference of ancestral wisdom. This ritual is not merely about sustaining life; it’s a testament to the power of nurturing and the seamless blend of past, present, and future, echoing the vast tapestry of African heritage.