In2IT Technologies has appointed CG Selva Ganesh as vice-president and CEO for southern Africa. Ganesh brings extensive experience from companies like BPL, Siemens, and Prodapt, having spent the last eight years at In2IT. He emphasizes a leadership philosophy focused on team empowerment, innovation, and guidance when needed, aiming to foster a culture of creativity and excellence. Ganesh's priorities include strengthening In2IT's presence in key markets like South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria, across sectors such as finance, healthcare, telecoms, public sectors, and education. He also plans to invest in cutting-edge technologies like AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity to support clients' digital transformations and address the talent shortage in specialized fields through training programs and partnerships with educational institutions.
Ganesh has worked for companies including BPL, Siemens,and Prodapt, and has spent the past eight years at In2IT Technologies.
“I believe in empowering teams through trust and collaboration, encouraging innovation by allowing independence, and providing guidance only when needed,” says Ganesh. “This leadership philosophy has earned me the reputation of being a ‘Silent Maverick,’ and I am committed to fostering a culture that inspires creativity, excellence, and growth at every level.
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