Nutun welcomes Daserie Moodley as head of human resources

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Daserie Moodley is set to lead HR initiatives at Nutun.

Daserie has been appointed as the head of HR at Nutun, where she will play a key role in driving strategic HR decisions that align with the company's vision and operational goals.

Nutun describes itself as a global business process outsourcing (BPO) leader headquartered in South Africa. With decades of experience, they lead businesses into the future by leveraging innovative, omnichannel solutions across the customer experience and credit lifecycle, from customer acquisition, to debt collection, and rehabilitation.

Before joining Nutun, Daserie served as a senior people partner at Absa, where she was instrumental in shaping HR strategies to support business growth. She also held the position of head of HR at Mpilo Technologies and worked as a cluster HR manager at NEXTEC.

Daserie holds a degree from the Durban University of Technology.

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