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Letshego Namibia  appoints João Bismarck as Customer Experience Manager

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João Bismarck has been appointed as the new Customer Experience Manager of Letshego Holdings Namibia.

In his new role, Bismarck aims to influence the way the company engages with its customers to provide exceptional service and experiences that align with the Group’s values.

Bismarck brings over ten years of experience working in Namibia, having held various roles in the diplomatic, private, and non-governmental sectors, where he engaged with multiple stakeholders and interacted with customers from diverse backgrounds.

He has a rich background in business development, advisory services, and a passion for promoting financial inclusion.

“I am excited to join Letshego Holdings Namibia and contribute to the organisation’s mission of improving lives,” says Bismarck. “In a competitive industry, customer experience is the magnet attracting customers to a brand. It characterises the business, and I believe that every person at Letshego should be a customer experience custodian. I am committed to collaborating with the team to deliver the best experiences for our customers,” Bismarck said.

By expanding the workforce, Letshego Holdings Namibia says it aims to improve and enhance its operational efficiency, propelling it to deliver a robust customer experience and accentuate the value of financial inclusion.

Letshego Holdings Namibia is a leading financial service provider that promotes financial inclusion through diversified solutions and targeted financial education initiatives.

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