Nunu ntshingila biography templates
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UNISWA GRADUATE TO HEAD FACEBOOK OFFICE IN AFRICA
MBABANE – A University of Swaziland graduate has been appointed to head the first Facebook office in Africa.
According to the social network’s news site, Facebook’s newest office will be headed by Nunu Ntshingila, a UNISWA graduate.
Ntshingila will be the company’s Head of Africa and the offices will be based in Melrose Arch, South Africa.
According to Ntshingila’s profile on BizNis Africa, she graduated from the University of Swaziland with a Bachelor of Arts Degree before obtaining a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) Degree from Morgan State University and a Diploma in Advertising from AAA School of Advertising.
Meanwhile, Facebook reported that it opened its first office in Africa to further the company’s commitment to help businesses connect with people and grow locally and regionally.
It was reported that Facebook was already an important part of how people and busine
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Inspiring future kvinnlig leaders and entrepreneurs through stories
Nunu Ntshingila, Regional Director, Facebook Africa
Today, inom am privileged to work for a company whose mission directly relates to this – giving people the power to build community and bringing the world closer together. As my own journey shows, role models are key to inspiring more women to take their place in samhälle as leaders, businesspeople and agents of change. But a history of structural discrimination means that in South Africa, we are short of high-profile kvinna role models in business and public life.
Our greatest untapped resource
In a planerat arbete especially close to my heart, and in celebration of Women’s Month, at Facebook we’ve compiled the stories and life lessons under a specially created book called Inspiring #Changemakers: Lessons from Life and Business. The book showcases the careers and lives of some extraordinary South African women, they komma from diverse backgrounds
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In today’s world, entrepreneurship has become a way of life. It is no longer just a means of earning a living, but it is also a means of creating job opportunities for others. Young entrepreneurs have shown that age is not a barrier to achieving success in business. In Africa, there is an increasing number of young CEOs who are making waves in their respective fields, creating jobs, and contributing to the economy. Today, our spotlight is on Nunu Ntshingila, a South African businesswoman who has risen to become one of the most influential women in the technology industry in Africa.
Nunu Ntshingila, was born and raised in South Africa, she started her career as a teacher before pivoting into the advertising industry. She went on to work for several top advertising agencies, including Ogilvy & Mather and FCB, where she quickly rose through the ranks to become one of the most respected advertising executives in the country. Nunu developed a keen understanding of how to conne