Cisco appoints Clayton Naidoo as new GM
Cisco has appointed Clayton Naidoo as the new GM for sub-Saharan Africa, based out of the Johannesburg office.
In his role, Naidoo will oversee the implementation of Cisco’s strategy in the region, executing a vision that delivers transformational value to customers and partners.
He will also develop strategic relationships across the entire ecosystem to drive a digital agenda for sub-Saharan Africa.
“Clayton Naidoo’s appointment is opportune as Cisco builds momentum at the forefront of digital transformation efforts for governments and businesses in Africa,” said David Meads, Cisco vice-president for Africa and Middle East.
“There is huge potential for the region to reap benefits from helping customers and partners create value in a connected, digital world; unlocking new revenue streams; delivering better customer and citizen service; and creating employment.”
Naidoo joined Cisco in 2007 and was most recently head of digital transformation with a particular focus on the public sector and large enterprise clients.
In his new role Naidoo will report to Meads. He holds a Master in Business Administration and a Diploma in Advanced Management.
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