Evalex returns as Gold partner for 2026 HR Indaba

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Evalex has joined as a Gold partner for the 2026 HR Indaba, set to take place on 20 October.

The HR Indaba continues to stand out as one of South Africa’s most anticipated gatherings for HR professionals, uniting leaders, practitioners and innovators to exchange ideas, unpack challenges and explore practical solutions shaping the future of work.

Evalex offers a comprehensive range of human capital management solutions designed for the modern world of work. Each solution is grounded in tried-and-tested theoretical frameworks and powered by custom-built, in-house systems. Delivered through user-friendly products, Evalex solutions integrate seamlessly across all levels of an organisation, helping businesses assess, develop and empower their people for long-term success.

Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with Evalex and other leading partners at the Indaba, where thousands of HR professionals and industry leaders will gather for a day of learning, networking, fresh ideas, conversations and a vibrant expo floor.

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