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With over two decades of experience spanning the technology and banking sectors, I am privileged to lead as the General Manager for NEC XON's Enterprise Technology Solutions (ETS) division. My strategic vision, deep industry understanding, and commitment to cutting-edge technology underscore my role as a driving force in advancing NEC XON's enterprise business. In this role I oversee the strategic expansion of our datacenter business. Focused on storage, compute, and connectivity, I am building a high-performing team dedicated to enterprise data management.I was previously Business Unit Manager at Datacentrix, contributing to the growth and success of the organisation. This experience honed my skills in navigating the dynamic landscape of technology solutions. Before that I was Financial Director at Lechabile Storage Solutions where I played a pivotal role in enhancing financial strategies, further refining my leadership and financial acumen.I believe in the transformative power of new technology and champion NEC XON's commitment to offering state-of-the-art platforms. My leadership style emphasises staying ahead of the curve, adopting cutting-edge solutions, and positioning NEC XON as a solution provider rather than being brand-driven. We take pride in our OEM-agnostic approach, providing comprehensive services and robust customer support. With a career spanning over thirty years in Africa, I bring a profound understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within the African technology landscape. My local expertise plays a crucial role in driving NEC XON's business forward on the continent, especially in the realm of enterprise data management. Let's connect to explore opportunities for collaboration, discuss industry trends, or share insights into the ever-evolving technology landscape. Your perspectives and experiences are invaluable, and I look forward to engaging with fellow professionals passionate about driving innovation and success in the tech industry.

Listed skills include Account Management, Business Process, Business Intelligence, Management, and 15 others.