Motswana woman to head Stanbic Bank Africa unit

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Stanbic Bank Botswana's Head of Corporate Banking, Jessica Gadimang, has been appointed the new Non-Bank Financial Institutions Sector Head for Stanbic Africa concentrating on franchises outside South Africa from July 1 this year, the bank has announced.

According to a statement, the move is in line with Stanbic Bank's active involvement in spearheading a culture of skills development. "Stanbic Bank, in line with (the) Standard Bank Group, has a philosophy to identify talent in any of the 17 franchises," says the statement, quoting Stanbic Bank Botswana MD, Leina Gabaraane.

"Outstanding individuals are provided an opportunity for further career advancement. Jessica meets the set criteria." Tasha Ferreira, Stanbic Bank Executive Director, says Gadimang has exhibited such versatility, tenacity and maturity over the years at Stanbic Bank Botswana that she attracted higher accolades.

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