Shepherds Tree Overview
- Headquarters
- 1 Teinert Street
- Industry
- Business Consulting And Services
- Employees
- 3
- NAICS
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Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting ServicesManagement Consulting ServicesOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
About Shepherds Tree
About: Shepherds Tree is Namibia’s leading corporate finance boutique offering the following services: - Transaction advisory - Capital raising - Mergers and acquisitions - Project finance - Corporate strategy - Namibian market access We are experienced across sectors with deep roots in: - Oil & Gas - Tourism - Healthcare - Asset management - Infrastructure - Mining - Renewable energy, power generation Emblem: The majestic Shepherds Tree indigenous to the harsh arid landscapes of Southern Africa was purposefully chosen as our firm’s emblem, as it has close links to its ethos. The Shepherds Tree, also called “Tree of Life”, has the deepest recorded root system known to man of up to 68 meters which enables it to tap scarce groundwater and nourish entire desert ecosystems. Our company gives its clients access to its elaborate network and assists in building a solid foundation for sustainable growth in the local environment.
Shepherds Tree Contact Details
- People in AeroLeads
- 2
Shepherds Tree Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Norbert Wurm, Ca(nam) | Strategy - Advisory - M&a - Family | Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia |
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| Ekkehard Friedrich, Cfa | Advisory - Ventures - M&a |
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