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The Institute of People Management (IPM) has named Standard Bank Namibia CEO, Mercia Geises as the IPM HR CEO/MD of the Year during its recently held two-day conference.

Namibia Training Authority (NTA) General Manager: HR Julia Muetudhana was awarded the IPM HR Director of Year accolade.

Brazil Roux was recognised with the Social Upliftment Award and Martha Festus with the IPM Humanitarian Award.

Mobile Telecommunications Limited’s Dreamers Project was recognized with the IPM HR Centre of Excellence Award, the Ministry of Health and Social Services was awarded the IPM Corporate Employing Most Students/Interns Award and the Namibia Broadcasting Corporation with the Corporate Employing  Most People Differently Abled Award.

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