The communications heavyweight worked at MTN and Vodacom for over 15 years.
SMSPortal has announced that telecoms heavyweight Godfrey Motsa has been appointed its new chairman and non-executive director.
His experience includes serving as MTN SA CEO and on the Cell C board, various key roles at Vodacom, and having previously worked alongside SMSPortal CEO Andre Ittmann. Ittman said Motsa’s deep understanding of the telecommunications landscape and passion for innovation align with the company’s goals, referencing his track record and strategic mindset.
Motsa was appointed MTN CEO in 2017 after serving as CEO of Vodacom Lesotho, CEO of Vodacom DRC, and chief officer of the consumer business unit at Vodacom SA.Before joining Cell C’s board of directors in 2023, he served as Telesure Investment Holdings’ non-life chief executive officer for brands including Auto & General, 1st for Women, Dialdirect, and Budget.
“The opportunity to lead such a dynamic team and forward-thinking company in an industry as vibrant and rapidly evolving as Communications Platform as a Service is truly exciting,” Ittmann said.
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