Daniel Manyemwe is Entelect’s new CCO

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Daniel is uniquely positioned to support Entelect customers on their major digital initiatives in the years ahead.

Entelect, a technology service company that delivers quality solutions with exceptional talent, including end-to-end technology services and solutions through a set of best-practice, team-based engagement models, has appointed Daniel Manyemwe as the new chief customer officer (CCO). Daniel will drive Entelect’s mission to strengthen partnerships and lead the industry in customer service, agility and ease of business.

“Daniel has been with us for over a decade after joining the company in 2011. He has proven to be a highly successful leader in our business, most recently in his role as general manager, where he has been instrumental in establishing key relationships with our most important customers and very successfully maturing our operating model,” says Shashi Hansjee, Entelect’s CEO.

Shashi added: “In particular, Daniel has made a direct impact on Entelect’s growth through his ability to foster relationships grounded in trust and delivery. Testament to this is the impressive number and quality of relationships that Daniel still holds across Entelect’s client base. This makes the decision for him to join the executive team in this capacity very natural, and I look forward to his continued success.”

As CCO, Daniel will provide dedicated executive oversight for key customers, focusing on high-touch customer service and leading the account executive team. His expertise in end-to-end technology delivery and scale partnerships, coupled with his reach across Entelect’s capabilities means that he is uniquely positioned to support Entelect customers on their major digital initiatives in the years ahead.

Daniel graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2007 with a BSc in IT and computer engineering, and has been with Entelect for over a decade, with seven years spent in senior leadership roles.

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