Ken Humphries
Ken has been involved with treasury outsourcing since the inception of the idea in South Africa. This experience spans some twelve years and includes lecturing at the Wits Business School, the Johannesburg Chamber of Business, the Durban Chamber of Business, The Institute of Corporate Treasures and the Institute of Chartered Accountants. He has also presented in-house courses for some of the major public companies.
              His major contribution to the company has been the development of software systems for managing foreign currency transactions. This includes the provision of Forex ToolKit hosted by Inet Bridge on their web site. The software development is expanding through Exchange Concepts that is dedicated to developing systems that manage treasury functions in companies via the Internet.
              Ken's recreational kicks come from time spent with his wife Rouvierre, his two adult children, flying aircraft, sailing, photography and walking through the African bush.

             There are two directors and shareholders in the company:

Rouvierre Humphries
Rouvierre has been involved in various aspects of computer development since 1976. She started as a programmer, became an analyst, later an information engineer doing information strategies for companies. Her last position before joining VFP Exchange was as a SAP consultant. Her experience has been mainly in the financial industries sector where she has contracted to most of the major banks and insurance companies and other corporate clients.
              Her strengths are in her ability to quickly grasp business concepts and translate these into computer specifications. She heads-up Exchange Concepts that is dedicated to the development of systems for the Internet that manage treasury functions in companies.
              Rouvierre's outside interests fall mainly in the humanities where she is involved in Education Alive - a grass roots education body; Crimanon – a criminal rehabilitation program, Narcanon – a drug rehab program, and CCHR – The Citizen's Commission on Human Rights.
              She plays squash to keep fit, and to keep sane, she likes walks through the African bush at every opportunity with husband Ken.