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Pupkewitz Motors appoints Charmaine Indongo Head of Marketing

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Pupkewitz Motors has appointed Charmaine Indongo as the new Head of Marketing, effective 15 January 2024.

Indongo, who joins the motoring company from Vivo Energy, takes over the role from Veruschka de la Harpe.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in business and a Postgraduate Diploma from the University of Cape Town and is currently an MBA candidate.

 “As the Head of Marketing, Charmaine Indongo brings a transformative vision, aligning seamlessly with Pupkewitz Motors’ commitment to excellence. Her wealth of experience and innovative approach are set to drive unparalleled success in a complex market,” said Pupkewitz Motors Managing Director, Anton Westraadt.

Commenting on her appointment, Indongo said, “I envision a path of continuous learning, achieving personal goals, providing for others, and inspiring those around me. To aspiring young individuals, I want to emphasize the importance of personal growth, embracing learning and curiosity, pursuing one’s purpose, avoiding comparison, and building resilience to bounce back from setbacks.”

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