In2IT Technologies appoints Selva Ganesh as Southern Africa CEO

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As the new CEO, Selva plans to expand In2IT’s presence across key markets, including South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria. He aims to leverage cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing and advanced cybersecurity to support clients in their digital transformation journeys.

In2IT Technologies, a global technology services firm, has appointed Selva Ganesh as vice president and CEO for Southern Africa.

Prior to joining In2IT Technologies, Selva worked as a sales engineer at Siemens in India. He later joined Prodapt South Africa, where his most recent role there was a regional manager. Since joining In2IT Technologies in 2017 as a regional sales manager, he has been instrumental in driving innovation, strengthening client relationships, and delivering industry-relevant solutions. Over the past eight years, his leadership has significantly contributed to the company’s growth and success.

“I believe in empowering teams through trust and collaboration, encouraging innovation by allowing independence, and providing guidance only when needed,” says Selva. “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.”

Selva is an experienced technology leader who has overseen critical projects, across various industries, locally and abroad. His experience in major projects has sharpened his ability to navigate complex challenges, collaborate with diverse stakeholders and deliver impactful results.

“In the next five years, I envision In2IT Technologies becoming the leading system integrator in Southern Africa,” says Selva. “Through strategic partnerships, technological innovation and an unwavering commitment to excellence, we will deliver solutions that not only transform businesses, but also uplift communities and contribute to sustainable development.”

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