The Executive Director heads the staff of the Commission and is responsible for day-to-day management of the CCM as an institution, reporting to the Board of the Commission. In addition, the Executive Director has specific powers under the Competition Act to initiate and carry out investigations, to report the results of that investigation to the Commissioners for a decision, to publish the results of that decision with reasons, and to implement and enforce the decision.

Starting in March 2011, Sean Ennis became the Executive Director of the Competition Commission of Mauritius. Following a BA Hons degree in Economics from Cambridge University and a PhD in Economics from the University of California at Berkeley, he began a career in which he specialised in the economics of competition and regulation. Starting in 1996, he worked for the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division and later worked for the European Commission’s Directorate General Competition, developing economic analyses for competition law investigations.

In 2003 he began serving as a senior economist in the Competition Division of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), where he led the OECD’s competition assessment project, an international effort to develop and foster best practice for identifying and removing the anticompetitive effects of regulation. He also performed OECD work on competition and reform in regulated industries. His scholarly writings focus on topics in competition and regulation, with published research on telecommunications and health care.

Following her Bar Qualifications in 1995, Nandinee K. Meetarbhan began her career at the Ministry of Internal and External Communications as Assistant Secretary for a brief period. In 1996, she joined the Mauritius Offshore Business Activities Authority as Assistant Manager and in 1997 she became Manager for Legal Affairs. In this capacity, she was in charge of business development and investigation in the offshore sector. In 2001, at the creation of the Financial Services Commission, she continued her career with the Commission as Executive - Legal until 2003, when she became in charge of the Surveillance of the Insurance and Pension Industry. From 2007, she was appointed Adviser at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development.

Mrs. Meetarbhan has also been on different committees at national and regional level. She has been a member of the WTO committee on Financial Services, the Regional Integration and Facilitation Forum, the Committee on Money Laundering, the CISNA, a sub-committee of the SADC on Insurance and Securities…etc. She has also been involved in the drafting of several legislation relating to the financial sector in Mauritius.

Mrs Meetarbhan has also been a part-time lecturer in Law and Finance, for several years at the University of Mauritius and the DCDM Business School (for the Curtin University of Australia).
Mrs Meetarbhan is a Barrister at Law, and also holds a Master in Business Administration from the University of Mauritius.

Rajeev Hasnah joined the Competition Commission of Mauritius as Chief Economist/Deputy Executive Director in September 2010 and he leads the CCM’s economics function, directing and quality-assuring economic analysis on all CCM projects and developing the team of professional economists.

Rajeev has extensive experience in economic and financial analysis and is holder of a Masters in Economics and Finance from the Warwick Business School and a BSc (Hons) Economics and Finance (First Class) from the University of Mauritius. He started his career as a Eurozone Economist at IDEAglobal, an economic consultancy firm in London that provides analysis on financial markets. In Mauritius, Rajeev worked as a Financial Analyst at IPRO, an asset management firm, where he was responsible for conducting research and analysis on both local and foreign markets, making investment recommendations and managing funds. Prior to joining the CCM he worked as a Manager – Financial Analysis in the Corporate Finance department of Rogers & Co Ltd.