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AFSUG appoints Corlia van Zyl as vice chair to strengthen strategic leadership

The African SAP User Group (AFSUG) is pleased to announce the appointment of Corlia van Zyl as the new vice chair of the AFSUG Board of Directors.

Van Zyl currently serves as digital & technology director at Heineken Beverages and has been an active AFSUG Board Member since December 2019. Her appointment as vice chair marks a strategic move to further solidify AFSUG’s leadership and strengthen its role in empowering the SAP community across Africa.

With over two decades of experience driving technology strategy and digital transformation in the FMCG sector, Van Zyl brings deep operational knowledge, thought leadership and a strong customer-centric approach to the Board.

Duke Mathebula, AFSUG chairman, shares: Corlia has consistently demonstrated strong leadership, commitment to innovation and a deep understanding of what SAP users need in order to thrive in a changing digital landscape. Her appointment as vice chair strengthens AFSUG’s ability to deliver even greater value to our community.”

Throughout her tenure on the AFSUG Board, Van Zyl has been instrumental in shaping customer engagement strategies, strengthening special interest group participation and advocating for real-world SAP value in business transformation journeys.

It’s an honour to step into the vice chair role, says Van ZylAFSUG plays an essential role in helping SAP users navigate complexity and unlock business value. I look forward to continuing this journey, working alongside our members, SAP and partners to build a more connected and empowered user community.”

Van Zyl’s appointment comes at a pivotal time, as AFSUG continues to expand its reach and relevance through innovation, collaboration and member-driven initiatives.

For more information on the African SAP User Group (AFSUG), or to become an AFSUG member, please visit https://afsug.com/membership-information/

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