Full name: Jenny Murphy Current position: Chief operating officer: Micor. Born: 2 January 1957 in Mufalaria, Zambia. Educated: Benoni High School, and PRO institute of SA. First job: Standard Bank as a forex clerk. How did you get involved in the freight industry?: I was offered a position at Rank Xerox as an assistant shipping clerk. Most notable changes in the industry in your time: The rapid change from traditional clearing and forwarding into proper supply chains. Most influential person in shaping your career: I have had many people who contributed to my career over the years; it would be unfair to name anyone in particular. Best personal achievement: Being a mom and seeing the success of my two daughters. Best professional achievement: Being the top sales achiever in one of the largest freight companies two years running in 1997 and 1998 as well as breaking all records and setting a new standard for sales in the industry. Also being part of a team that re-branded Safcor Panalpina. Greatest challenge that SA faces: Crime. Business icon you most admire: Richard Branson – an amazing selfmade business man (read his book Screw it just do it) Most meaningful quote: “What you put in is what you get out.” Favourite reading: Read a lot of James Patterson books. Favourite airline: British Airways Favourite holiday destination: Anywhere in SA where there’s good food, wine and lots of fun can be had. Your views on Transnet Freight Rail: I think they have a long way to go. Your views on Transnet Port Terminals: As above Your views on SA Revenue Service Customs: : A great improvement from the past and a lot more friendly. Your views on Zimbabwe: Very sad but hopefully it can be salvaged. Outside interests: My family, I play golf, go to gym, read and spend a lot of time outdoors..