Ms. Khumo Mosathupa
Khumo Mosathupa is a businesswoman and supply chain leader with 20 years of industry experience. She is the Director of Blu Transfuxion Logistics Solution, a supply chain company connecting logistics, warehousing, consulting and training to keep clients’ operations moving and drive continuous improvement.
She holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Transport Economics and Logistics Management from North West University. Her professional and executive development includes the Programme in Project Management at the University of Pretoria, the International Leadership Development Programme through Regenesys Business School under the TETA Scholarship Programme, Mastering Innovation, Design Thinking and Operations at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, and Property Entrepreneurship through the University of Cape Town (UCT) and SAIBPP collaboration.
Khumo serves as a Board Member of SAPICS and TETA, an Advisory Board Member of AWISCA, and an ASCEA Judge. These roles reflect her commitment to industry development, skills advancement and supply chain excellence.
Passionate about creating opportunities for women, young people and host communities, Khumo advocates for practical skills development that connects education with workplace performance. Her leadership centres on personal accountability, innovation and developing people and businesses that can respond to industry’s changing needs.
She holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Transport Economics and Logistics Management from North West University. Her professional and executive development includes the Programme in Project Management at the University of Pretoria, the International Leadership Development Programme through Regenesys Business School under the TETA Scholarship Programme, Mastering Innovation, Design Thinking and Operations at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, and Property Entrepreneurship through the University of Cape Town (UCT) and SAIBPP collaboration.
Khumo serves as a Board Member of SAPICS and TETA, an Advisory Board Member of AWISCA, and an ASCEA Judge. These roles reflect her commitment to industry development, skills advancement and supply chain excellence.
Passionate about creating opportunities for women, young people and host communities, Khumo advocates for practical skills development that connects education with workplace performance. Her leadership centres on personal accountability, innovation and developing people and businesses that can respond to industry’s changing needs.