FNB Namibia has announced the appointment of Kirsty Watermeyer as its new Communications Manager, effective 1 January 2025.
FNB Namibia said Watermeyer brings over 20 years of experience in media, public relations, and corporate communication, making her well-positioned to lead the bank’s strategic communication efforts and stakeholder engagement initiatives.
“Kirsty’s extensive background in communications strategy, business development, and media content production will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our brand presence and engagement with key stakeholders,” FNB Namibia said.
As the founder of a communications consultancy, she has managed local and international campaigns and has extensive media experience, including hosting the television talk shows Tupopyeni and Good Morning Namibia. She has also worked as a radio presenter and, more recently, as a writer and Content Director for Namibian publications such as FlyNamibia and Travel Namibia magazines.
Her leadership experience extends to business management, advertising, corporate facilitation, and training, with work spanning Namibia, South Africa, Ghana, and Switzerland.
Commenting on her appointment, Watermeyer said she was eager to contribute to the bank’s ongoing success.
“I am excited to join FNB Namibia and contribute to the continued growth and success of the bank through innovative communication strategies that resonate with all our stakeholders,” she said. “I look forward to building on the bank’s strong legacy and enhancing its presence through impactful, strategic, and meaningful communication.”
FNB Namibia stated that Watermeyer’s strategic vision, creative approach, and commitment to community development align with the bank’s mission to achieve long-term impact in the financial sector.
“Her experience and leadership in communications make her a strong addition to our team as we continue to lead in the Namibian banking sector,” the bank said.
Watermeyer holds qualifications in public relations, communication, and marketing, along with training in media coaching, leadership, and environmental journalism.
