Derrick Christopher Rheeder

Derrick Christopher Rheeder has extensive work experience in various roles within the finance and consulting industries. Derrick Christopher is currently the Head of Product Training at Kurtosys, where they lead a team in providing clients with user-friendly solutions for investment management reporting. Before this role, they served as the Head of Product Consulting Enablement and the Onboarding Consulting Manager at Kurtosys. Prior to joining Kurtosys, Derrick worked at Solve Business Consulting as a Lead Business Analyst from 2018 to 2020. Derrick Christopher also has experience at Allan Gray Proprietary Limited, where they held positions such as Project Specialist, Business Analyst, and Operations Consultant. Earlier in their career, Derrick served as the Head Mens Coach at Meyerton Gymnastics Club.

Derrick Christopher Rheeder's education history begins in 2008 when they attended North-West University / Noordwes-Universiteit. Derrick Christopher pursued a degree in Bcom Economics and Risk Management, focusing on Economics and Risk Management. Their studies at the university spanned from 2008 to 2011.

In 2012, Derrick pursued further education by enrolling in the CFA program, where they completed the CFA Level 1 course. This program provided him with knowledge in Finance, specifically in the field of General Finance. Derrick Christopher completed the program in 2013.

After a gap in education, Derrick resumed their studies in 2016. Derrick Christopher attended the Faculty Training Institute and completed an Applied Programme in Business Analysis. This course enabled him to acquire skills and knowledge in Business Analysis. Derrick Christopher completed this program in 2017.

In addition to their formal education, Derrick has obtained several certifications. These include "JSON Essential Training" from LinkedIn, completed in February 2023, "Elearning Essentials: Instructional Design" from LinkedIn, obtained in November 2022, "Foundations of Corporate Training" from LinkedIn, also obtained in November 2022, and "How to Fix Bad Agile" from LinkedIn, obtained in November 2022. These certifications demonstrate their commitment to continued learning and professional development.