Seacom has announced that Group CEO Oliver Fortuin has resigned.
The company said Fortuin will serve in his position until June to support the Seacom board and participate in announcing his successor.Fortuin plans to emigrate to be closer to his adult children, who have relocated overseas.“Seacom is blessed with great talent and a very experienced leadership team, who will provide both the continuity and expertise required to ensure we remain a leader on the continent as the company continues to transform and expand.
During Fortuin’s stint at Seacom’s helm, the company said it diversified its telecommunications products and services in the wholesale and enterprise segments.Under Fortuin, Seacom completed several significant acquisitions, including ICT service provider EOH Networking Solutions and Hymax.“The last few years have been a period of change and growth for Seacom,” said board chairman Pieter Uys.
“It has been thanks to effective leadership that we have weathered storms, made bold decisions, and redefined how we do business across the continent.”Now read:
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