Cindy Botha joins Dream Team Gaming as head of people

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2023 CHRO Awards nominee Cindy Botha joined the online casino software providers in April 2024.

Cindy Botha has taken up the head of people position at Dream Team Gaming as of 1 April 2024.

She was previously the vice president of people and engagement at Makosi since 2021. 

Prior to joining Makosi, Cindy was the Southern Africa HR cluster lead and sub-Saharan Africa employee relations lead at the British Council for three years. She was also an HR and recruitment manager for both the tax and assurance divisions at EY.

Cindy holds a number of short-term qualifications including certificates in HR and hiring practices and advanced labour relations management from Unisa, leadership development executive coaching programme from Crestcom Leadership Training.

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