Dr. Neltah Mokgware-Monosi is a highly accomplished professional in the real estate and built-environment sectors, possessing over a decade of interdisciplinary experience in real estate, infrastructure development, market intelligence, and applied research. She holds a PhD in Real Estate and an MSc in Project Management, complemented by formal training in real estate practice, asset management, and facilities management.

Her expertise lies at the intersection of asset management, infrastructure planning, resource-linked property development, and evidence-based policy reform, with a strong emphasis on translating research into commercially and socially viable outcomes. She has led and contributed to market studies, valuations, feasibility assessments, and strategic advisory work across residential, commercial, agricultural, and resource-driven land markets.

As the visionary Founding Director of Tempest Gold, she leads a real estate advisory firm offering bespoke services across the built environment. Dr. Mokgware-Monosi has a particular interest in the impact of mining and energy investments on land use, infrastructure demand, asset performance, and regional development, particularly in emerging and frontier markets. Her work integrates academic rigor with industry insight to support informed decision-making for investors, developers, policymakers, and public institutions.

Dr. Mokgware-Monosi's influence extends globally as an Editorial Board Member of the International Journal of Real Estate and Practice, where she advocates for the advancement of real estate scholarship. Her leadership as the Acting Vice Chairperson of the Future Leaders of the African Real Estate Society underscores her commitment to fostering leadership and research excellence across Africa. As an international peer reviewer, she rigorously engages with scholarly work in real estate, land governance, and urban development, further solidifying her status as a thought leader. She is also experienced in governance and strategic leadership, having served in senior management and advisory roles, including engagement with parastatal and multi-stakeholder environments. Her research and professional interests include infrastructure-led development, sustainable asset optimization, market transparency, and inclusive growth within extractive and energy-related economies.