About Nellie Tiyago

Nellie Tiyago graduated from the University of Pretoria before joining Scanlen & Holderness in January 2004. In July 2008, Nellie became the third female appointed as partner since the firm’s inception in 1894. Her main areas of practice are general commercial and corporate, banking, finance, regulatory, energy, mining, competition/antitrust, trade and data protection. Nellie is a non-executive board member of Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe (listed), Stanbic Nominees, MMC Stockbrokers P/L and Radar Holdings Limited (listed). She is also a member of the executive committee of the Zimbabwe-Australia Business Council and the current chairperson of the Culture Fund of Zimbabwe.