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Alexforbes Namibia announces key leadership appointments

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May 9, 2025
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Alexforbes Namibia has announced a series of executive appointments across its group of companies, effective 1 April 2025, as part of a strategic organisational restructure aimed at delivering enhanced outcomes for clients.

The company is appointing new Managing Directors to two of its four subsidiaries, with the changes subject to regulatory approval.

The restructure according to the company, is designed to sharpen the focus of each business unit and foster increased collaboration across the group.

Joleen Mans has been appointed Managing Director of Alexforbes Financial Services Namibia.

A veteran of the company with 26 years of service, Mans previously headed the Consulting and Actuaries division. Her extensive experience in client engagement and operational management positions her to lead the financial services arm effectively.

Saima Pokolo takes over as Managing Director of Alexforbes Multi-Manager Namibia.

Pokolo formerly led the legal, risk, compliance, governance, and financial crime control functions for the group. With more than nine years’ experience in the financial services sector, she brings a strong commercial understanding and deep knowledge of the investment regulatory landscape.

Meanwhile, Frederick Muller will continue in his role as Managing Director of Alexforbes Investments Namibia, providing stability and continuity in the company’s investment strategy and reaffirming its commitment to delivering consistent outcomes for retirement funds.

Stéfan du Preez, who previously held dual roles, will now focus exclusively on his position as Managing Director of Alexforbes Namibia Holdings. In this capacity, he will oversee the overall strategic direction and governance of the Namibian operations.

Commenting on the appointments, Du Preez said: “I am excited about what our leaders bring to the table, and we are confident that these leadership changes will further strengthen our business and position us for continued growth and success in the years to come.”

According to the company, the new structure supports a renewed emphasis on innovation, succession planning, talent development, and high-quality client solutions.

These leadership changes reinforce Alexforbes Namibia’s long-term commitment to remaining a leading investment and financial services provider in the country.

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