Irreplaceably Human Conference Comes to Rosebank This July |
Women in Finance Network hosts second annual conference at Standard Bank Rosebank on 22 July, focusing on human skills in an AI world. |

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the workplace, leaving many professionals asking the same question: what skills will matter most in the years ahead?
The Women in Finance Network will explore that question at its second annual conference on Wednesday, 22 July 2026, at Standard Bank Rosebank. The full-day event brings together industry leaders for practical discussions, workshops, and networking focused on building careers in an AI-driven world.
A theme for a changing workplace
This year's theme, What Sets You Apart in an AI World, focuses on the qualities technology cannot easily replace, including leadership, adaptability, communication, and resilience.
Rather than discussing AI itself, the conference is designed to help professionals understand how to continue growing, leading, and staying relevant as workplaces evolve.
Speakers and programme
The speaker line-up includes Rachel Kolisi, Dr. Vumile Msweli, Zanele Njapha, and Dr. Kirti Ranchod, who will share their insights through keynote presentations and panel discussions.
Alongside the talks, attendees can participate in practical workshops and networking sessions designed to foster learning, collaboration, and professional connections.
Event details
The conference runs from 08:30 to 18:00 at Standard Bank Rosebank, 50 Bath Avenue, Johannesburg.
The venue is within walking distance of the Gautrain station and surrounded by cafés and restaurants, making it convenient for attendees traveling from across Gauteng.
General admission costs R850, with an early-bird rate of R800 available for the first 50 bookings. Tickets can be purchased through Quicket.
Why it matters
Taking place just weeks before Women's Day on 9 August, the conference offers a timely opportunity for professionals to invest in their personal and career development.
It is supported by organisations including Old Mutual Wealth, Allan Gray, Chartered Wealth Solutions, Morningstar, Stanlib Asset Management, Coronation, Ninety One and the Financial Planning Institute of Southern Africa, reflecting continued investment in developing women leaders within the financial services industry.
Whether you work in finance or simply want to strengthen your leadership skills, gain fresh perspectives, and expand your professional network, the conference offers a practical opportunity to learn from experienced speakers and connect with like-minded professionals. |
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