Zandile Vilakazi
About Zandile Vilakazi
Zandile Vilakazi is a Government and Bid Administrator with over a decade of experience in government and bid administration. She has worked for various organizations, including Thomson Reuters and Dmm Holdings Limited, and possesses strong organizational skills essential for managing complex bid processes.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Zandile Vilakazi has been employed at Thomson Reuters since 2017, serving as a Government and Bid Administrator. In this role, she manages complex bid processes and government contracts, leveraging her extensive experience in the field. Additionally, she has held the position of Tender Coordinator at Thomson Reuters since 2015, contributing to the organization's success in securing government contracts and managing tender submissions.
Education and Expertise
Zandile Vilakazi studied at Sagewood College from 2001 to 2005, completing a four-year program. She furthered her education at Ekurhuleni West College, where she studied Business Administration and Management from 2006 to 2012, earning an Associate's degree. Her educational background supports her expertise in government and bid administration, where she has over a decade of experience.
Background
Zandile Vilakazi has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles across different countries. She served as a Sales Administrator at Dmm Holdings Limited in London from 2014 to 2015 and as a Tender Administrator at Arb Electrical Wholesalers in South Africa in 2013. Her experience also includes a position at Bureau Veritas as a Tender Administrator from 2011 to 2012 and a marketing role at Sony Mobile Communications in the United States from 2013 to 2014.
Achievements
Zandile Vilakazi has demonstrated strong organizational skills and attention to detail throughout her career, essential for managing complex bid processes. She has a proven track record of working effectively under pressure and managing multiple tasks without supervision. Her flexibility and ability to learn quickly have allowed her to adapt to various roles in different industries and countries.