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Nedbank Namibia wins IPM HR Center of Excellence Award

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November 21, 2024
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Nedbank Namibia has been awarded the Institute of People Management (IPM) HR Center of Excellence Award of the Year at the 14th Annual IPM Namibia Conference.

Nedbank Namibia’s Human Capital Executive, Bianca Muller, said the bank was recognized for its outstanding work in the wellness department, particularly through the establishment of its innovative Campus On-Site Wellness Facility, which was inaugurated in August 2024.

“Nedbank Namibia’s award underscores its commitment to enhancing the overall well-being of its employees through holistic and impactful wellness initiatives. The On-Site Wellness Facility has been instrumental in transforming employee wellness at Nedbank,” she said.

“This award is not only a testament to the dedication of our teams but also a call to action for others to invest in wellness. Together, we can create thriving communities within the workplace and beyond.”

The facility, which offers programs focused on physical, mental, and emotional health, serves as a hub for employees to access resources that empower them to achieve both personal and professional wellness goals.

“Wellness is not just a trend; it is a fundamental aspect of our lives that impacts productivity, happiness, and longevity. As money experts who do good, we believe that when employees thrive, our organization thrives. This recognition affirms our commitment to fostering a healthier, more vibrant workforce,” Muller added.

She also noted that Nedbank’s wellness journey is far from over. “In addition to the current initiatives, the bank has ambitious plans to expand its wellness programs by digitizing employee well-being solutions. This will make wellness resources accessible to employees wherever they are, encouraging a deeper connection to their health and fostering a culture of proactive wellness across the organization.”

This year’s IPM Namibia Conference, themed ‘Namibia Decides – Managing Hopes and Fears’, celebrated outstanding achievements across various sectors, shining a spotlight on innovation, community engagement, and excellence in the HR and People Management landscape.

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