Wipro, a leading technology services and consulting company, has launched its new regional headquarters in Johannesburg.
From left, Palesa Mokaba, head of marketing and communications, Wipro Africa ; Ranjita Ghosh, chief marketing officer, Wipro; Johnny Allison, muralist and artist; and Vinay Firake, CEO of the Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa region at Wiprotechnology services and consulting company, has launched its new regional headquarters in Johannesburg. This significant milestone underscores Wipro’s continued commitment to expansion and growth in South Africa and across the continent.
This location serves as a central hub for Wipro’s operations and builds on its recent expansion in Cape Town“Bringing together various delivery centres and satellites allows us to deepen our connections and improve ways of work through more frequent contact, fulfilled by proximity,” he said. “Our tangible presence fosters a greater sense of belonging for our people.
Fortunate Mathebula, the recipient of Wipro Cares disbursements that have fuelled multiple entrepreneurial businesses, identified the need in her community as “lack of access to technology and network connectivity makes it difficult for some to send applications and e-mails in the process of applying for jobs. This also includes children working on school assignments – so many people will benefit from this.
At the inaugural graduation, Zambelli emphasised the importance advancing current conventions. “For us, it was about saying, how do we step out of the box? How do we do something different? The curriculum and the way we’ve constructed the programme is unique. It’s about setting individuals up to succeed and making a productive contribution to the workplace.”
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