BusinessTech appoints new deputy editor
BusinessTech is pleased to announce the promotion of Malcolm Libera to the position of deputy editor, where he will be responsible for editorial guidance and growing the publication.
Libera has served as a journalist at BusinessTech since 2022, helping the publication drive its incredible growth.
BusinessTech is South Africa’s largest and most influential business news website, with 4 million monthly active readers and over 20 million pageviews.
Its neutral, data-driven journalism appeals to business leaders and professionals who want trusted information in an easy-to-understand format.
Over the last year, it has grown its readership by 23%, which shows the increasing popularity of the publication.
Libera’s promotion forms part of the publication’s strategy to further strengthen its position in the local business and technology media market.
Editor Quinton Bronkhorst said that Libera’s promotion is a testament to his hard work and diligence.
“Malcolm’s promotion to the management team is well-deserved. He has been instrumental in BusinessTech’s growth, demonstrating all the qualities of a strong leader,” Bronkhorst said.
“He will be a key part of the decision-making process and will ensure that BusinessTech’s data-driven journalism and coverage continue to make an impact in the South African media space.”
BusinessTech started in 2012, quickly becoming the go-to publication in South Africa for developments in the business and finance markets.
Its audience is primarily composed of high-income earners and key business decision-makers, including CEOs, directors, and managers.
It also has a popular podcast series, Business Talk with Michael Avery, where South African C-suite executives and thought leaders are interviewed.
Business Talk with Michael Avery has shown equally impressive growth, reaching 8 million views across YouTube, Facebook, and its dedicated platform.
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