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Bank Windhoek’s  Jacquiline Vemunikapi Pack  wins continental marketing award

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Bank Windhoek Executive Officer for Marketing and Corporate Communications, Jacquiline Vemunikapi Pack, has been named the recipient of the Women in Marketing Award at the Africa Women in Banking and Finance Awards (AWBFA) 2026.

The award recognises Pack’s contribution to marketing innovation and brand development within Namibia’s financial services sector.

Pack has been credited with leading Bank Windhoek’s award-winning marketing strategy, including the “Is it possible to love a Bank?” campaign, which helped the bank become the first Namibian-owned company to win at the SMARTIES Sub-Saharan Africa Awards.

The campaign secured four awards, including a Gold Award in the Short or Long Video category and Silver Awards for Brand Experience and Omnichannel Marketing.

During her more than eight years at Bank Windhoek, Pack has overseen a range of brand-building, stakeholder engagement and customer-focused initiatives aimed at strengthening the bank’s market position.

Under her leadership, Bank Windhoek’s social media presence grew by 72% on Instagram and 20% on Facebook, while the bank expanded campaigns focused on financial literacy, fraud prevention and responsible banking.

Her role also includes aligning the bank’s communications strategy with broader business objectives and strengthening public trust through transparent stakeholder engagement.

Pack holds a Master’s degree in Marketing Management and is recognised within the industry for her strategic leadership and expertise in corporate communications.

The Africa Women in Banking and Finance Awards recognise women who have demonstrated excellence, leadership and innovation across the banking and financial services sectors on the continent.

The latest recognition places Pack among a growing group of African banking and finance professionals being acknowledged for their contribution to advancing the industry through leadership, innovation and customer-focused solutions.

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