De Kock and Savage on board
The new directors of the main board of the Racing Association in Johannesburg are Mike de Kock and Purple Group CEO Charles Savage, who will be joining Michael Leaf (Chairman), Larry Wainstein (CEO), Laurence Wernars, Grant Paddock (PE) and Jonathan Snaith (Western Cape).
Snaith will chair the youthful Western Cape Board and his directors are Justin Vermaak, Wéhann Smith, Craig Kieswetter and Philip Taberer.
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