Nana Serapelo appointed as human capital exec for Netstar

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The passionate leader is an established human capital professional with a career spanning more than a decade.

She started her journey as a payroll administrator for a consulting company, moving quickly through the ranks in different disciplines from administration to consulting.

Nana holds a post-graduate diploma in HR and is passionate about people development.

“People are the drivers of any business and are the most valuable assets we have. I am proud to be a part of an organisation that values this position, and I look forward to playing a more integral role in making Netstar a great place to work,” she said.

Nana previously held the position of senior human capital business partner at the vehicle tracking, recovery, and telematics specialists, which she took on towards the end of 2018.

Netstar Group managing director Grant Fraser added, “Serapelo has been with the company for over four years. This appointment is testament to her hard work and dedication to this important area of our business. We are thrilled to have her on our Netstar executive team and are confident that she will do exceptionally well in her new role.”

He highlighted that it was always great to see someone rising through the business.

Netstar is a subsidiary of Altron.

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