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Kelsey Tanner-Cox

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Director Finance & ESG at Vortex Capital Partners

Netherlands

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About

Joined Vortex in 2023 with audit and financial due diligence expertise from the Big4 plus investment experience at SAIL Investments and Riscura. A Chartered Accountant (South Africa) and CFA Charterholder responsible for Vortex's finance function and ESG strategy.

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Experience

  1. Vortex Capital PartnersDirector of Finance & ESGcurrent2023 — present
  2. Dutch Founders FundFinance & Portfolio Manager2022 — 2023Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
  3. Sail VenturesInvestment Associate2019 — 2022The Randstad, Netherlands
  4. Deloitte NederlandConsultant2018 — 2019Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
  5. RisCuraSenior Analyst in Africa Private Equity2017 — 2018
  6. KPMG South AfricaSenior Accountant and Valuation Specialist (financial instruments and equity)2015 — 2017Cape Town
  7. Deloitte South AfricaAudit Trainee2014

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Kelsey Tanner-Cox?
Joined Vortex in 2023 with audit and financial due diligence expertise from the Big4 plus investment experience at SAIL Investments and Riscura. A Chartered Accountant (South Africa) and CFA Charterholder responsible for Vortex's finance function and ESG strategy.
Where does Kelsey Tanner-Cox work?
Kelsey Tanner-Cox is Director Finance & ESG at Vortex Capital Partners.
Where did Kelsey Tanner-Cox go to school?
Kelsey Tanner-Cox studied at CFA Institute (Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder); University of Cape Town (Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting, Accounting); University of Cape Town (Bachelor of Business Science (CA), Accounting and Finance).

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