Reshaad Sha has resigned as Liquid Telecom South Africa CEO to head up a new artificial intelligence venture.<\/p>\n
Sha was appointed as the CEO of Liquid Telecom South Africa<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0on 1 June 2018, where he was responsible for the company\u2019s turnaround plan.<\/p>\n During his tenure as CEO, Sha also oversaw the successful growth of digital services and the rollout of enhanced network services for enterprises and consumers across the country.<\/p>\n After the successful turnaround of Liquid Telecom South Africa, Sha said he is now ready for his new venture in the artificial intelligence space.<\/p>\n Sha told MyBroadband he will now run BriteGaze, which is set to launch on 10 October 2020.<\/p>\n BriteGaze is a fund that will be used to grow businesses that are committed to building capability around artificial intelligence.<\/p>\n He will use his expertise in the telecommunications sector to focus his target companies on solving complex challenges that the industry faces in optimising and growing their businesses.<\/p>\n BriteGaze has partnered with businesses that bring unique value creation solutions to market.<\/p>\n In each of the respective fields of artificial intelligence, digital payment solutions, and the internet of things, BriteGaze will be addressing multiple solution facets.<\/p>\n Sha\u2019s extensive experience in the ICT field will stand him in good stead in this new entrepreneurial venture.<\/p>\n Before joining Liquid Telecom, Sha served as CEO of IoT network operator SqwidNet and chief strategy officer and executive director of Dark Fibre Africa.<\/p>\n He has also worked for various global technology and telecoms companies, including Cisco and LogicaCMG.<\/p>\n This article originally appeared on MyBroadband. You can read it here<\/a><\/strong>.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n
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