Jacqui Coosner

Jacqui Coosner's work experience began in 1990 at the Attorney-General's Office, where they served as a State Advocate. Jacqui'sresponsibilities included prosecuting crimes in the Supreme Court, specifically focusing on murder trials and armed robbery cases. During this time, they also started to become involved in investigating and prosecuting large fraud cases.

In 1992, Coosner joined the Office for Serious Economic Offences as a State Advocate. In this role, they were responsible for investigating large-scale fraud and other serious economic crimes. Jacqui worked closely with forensic auditors and detectives, utilizing patience and perseverance to uncover patterns in complex fraud investigations.

In 1994, Coosner became a Director of Operations at Incus Data (Pty) Ltd, a small specialized training company that exclusively trained programmers. Jacqui'sresponsibilities included managing the day-to-day operations of the business, including client relationships, legal matters, finance, and staff matters.

Jacqui Coosner attended the University of South Africa/Universiteit van Suid-Afrika, where they obtained a Diploma in DataMetrics with honors (cum laude). Later on, they pursued further education at the University of the Witwatersrand, earning a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree with a focus on Law. Specific start and end years for these educational experiences were not provided.