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Momentum Metropolitan Namibia appoints Joggie van Schalkwyk as Regional Manager

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Momentum Metropolitan Namibia has appointed Joggie van Schalkwyk as Regional Manager within its Momentum Metropolitan Retail business unit, the company announced on Monday.

Van Schalkwyk joins the group from Old Mutual Broker Distribution, where he served as Business Support Manager  . He brings more than 15 years of experience in the financial services sector, covering direct sales, operational support and functional leadership roles.

The company said his experience across the value chain has provided him with a broad understanding of how different functions contribute to business performance and client outcomes.

Van Schalkwyk holds an Advanced Diploma in Management from Stadio and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours), reflecting his continued focus on professional development.

In his new role, he will be responsible for driving regional performance, strengthening adviser support and ensuring that customer considerations remain central to decision-making.

“What motivates me most about this role is the opportunity to fulfil the promise we make to our clients and to add to a thriving culture,” van Schalkwyk said.

Momentum Metropolitan Namibia said it expects the appointment to enhance client experience, deepen relationships and support sustainable growth across the Momentum and Metropolitan brands .

Momentum Metropolitan Namibia forms part of Momentum Metropolitan Holdings Limited, which is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and the Namibian Stock Exchange

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