About

A boutique capital strategy and commercial advisory firm.

Uzuri Pty Ltd trading as NexaWave

The Firm

Institutional thinking, boutique scale.

NexaWave advises founders, investors, executives and private capital on the decisions that determine commercial outcomes: how capital is acquired, where it is allocated, and how it is optimised once deployed.

We operate as an independent adviser rather than a broker. That means the commercial recommendation comes first, and opportunity access follows from it.

We sit at the intersection of capital acquisition, allocation and optimisation.

Principal

Ash Mvelase

Ash Mvelase — Principal and Strategy Advisor at NexaWave

Ash Mvelase

Principal | Strategy Advisor

Principal | Strategy Advisor. A business transformation, strategy and performance professional whose work spans capital planning, enterprise risk, commercial performance improvement, governance and strategic execution.

Her background across finance, risk and operations underpins how NexaWave evaluates opportunities — with an emphasis on evidence, structure and realistic commercial assumptions rather than headline numbers.

Having worked across South Africa, the UAE, the UK and broader Africa, she brings a cross-border perspective to capital and commercial decisions, helping founders, investors and executives navigate complexity with clarity.

Professional grounding includes CIMA and AICPA qualifications across enterprise risk management, strategy, corporate finance and financial planning and analysis.

International Footprint

Market access where it matters.

  • South Africa
  • UAE
  • Tanzania
  • Ghana
  • Botswana
  • Hungary
  • Thailand
  • USA

Commercial Perspective

We look beyond individual transactions to understand the broader commercial implications.

Capital Discipline

We evaluate how capital is sourced, structured and deployed.

Opportunity Access

We connect clients with selected business, investment and property opportunities.

Independent Advisory

We provide an external perspective when significant commercial decisions need to be made.