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ISUZU appoints Nobuhle Renqe as Department Executive

Nov 29, 2022 ISUZU Motors South Africa (IMSAf), Nobuhle Renqe, Celestin Ndhlovu,


ISUZU appoints Nobuhle Renqe as Department Executive 

 

Nobuhle Renqe joins the ISUZU Motors South Africa (IMSAf), senior executive team, as the newly appointed Department Executive for Corporate Planning, Strategy and Business Planning.

 

She comes on board with extensive knowledge of the manufacturing industry with a strong academic background which includes an undergraduate Mechanical Engineering qualification from Nelson Mandela University and an executive MBA from Brown University (USA) and IE Business School (Spain).

Joining the team with impressive experience in the industry Renqe joins IMSAf with 13 years of experience. She comes with a wide skill set, ranging from engineering, planning, new vehicle project management and external affairs and a strong academic background which includes an undergraduate Mechanical Engineering qualification from Nelson Mandela University and an executive MBA from Brown University (USA) and IE Business School (Spain).

 

ISUZU Motors South Africa Vice President for Strategy, Business Planning and Marketing (SBPM), Celestin Ndhlovu, says, “We welcome Renqe to the team, and we wish her all the best with her role. Renqe comes with immense experience and as a unit, we look forward to some of the fresh innovative ideas that will develop our business strategy and planning division. In her role as Department Executive, she will be instrumental in bringing to life the IMSAf vision of a thriving business.”

 

“I am excited to have joined IMSAf at an overly exciting time. The department is fairly new but has ambitious and exciting plans to drive IMSAf’s long-term vision. I am optimistic about the future of the African continent, and I believe that there is a great potential of becoming the next powerhouse in the automotive industry. Joining a team that shares the same drive and passion is a great motivation.” says Renqe.

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