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FNB Namibia appoints Dino Ballotti as Head of Business & Public Sector Banking

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FNB Namibia has appointed Dino Ballotti as their new Head of Business & Public Sector Banking, effective 15th August 2024.

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Ballotti joins FNB from NIPDB, where he worked as Executive Director of MSME Innovation & Acceleration.

Ballotti holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from UNAM, a Master’s in Entrepreneurship & New Venture Creation from Wits, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies.

“We look forward to welcoming Ballotti to the team and believe that his extensive expertise and innovative approach will undoubtedly add significant value to our operations. We are confident that his leadership will drive our Business and Public Sector Banking division to new heights, further strengthening our commitment to serving our clients with excellence,” said Sepo Haihambo, CEO of FNB Namibia Commercial.

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