Openserve CEO Althon Beukes is stepping down from his position on the helm of the Telkom-owned fibre community operator to “search new profession challenges”.
He had been CEO of Openserve for 4 years, however had labored for Telkom in numerous roles for the previous 30 years.
“After many profitable years at Telkom, I imagine it’s the correct time to hunt new profession challenges and permit recent management to information Openserve into the long run below OneTelkom,” Beukes stated in an announcement on Tuesday.
“I go away behind a robust and succesful management workforce, absolutely dedicated to driving the continued success of this enterprise within the new strategic trajectory of Telkom’s future.”
Selby Khuzwayo, one other long-tenured Telkom worker with 34 years with the group, will tackle the position of interim Openserve CEO whereas Telkom undertakes a recruitment course of to fill the place on everlasting foundation.
Khuzwayo is at the moment the chief regional officer for the “north zone”, which incorporates Gauteng, Limpopo, North West and Mpumalanga.
“We deeply recognize Althon Beukes’s management and dedication through the years,” stated Telkom Group CEO Serame Taukobong within the assertion.
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“His imaginative and prescient and dedication have set Openserve up for continued success. We thank him for his service to Telkom and our nation and want him all one of the best in his subsequent chapter.” — © 2024 NewsCentral Media
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