TransUnion's Ndivhu Nepfumbada to speak at HR Indaba

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Ndivhu will be part of a session exploring how HR professionals can put their personal brands to work.

TransUnion’s HR director for Africa Ndivhu Nepfumbada will be speaking at the inaugural HR Indaba, which will be held at the Sandton Convention Centre on 3 & 4 October 2018.  Ndivhu’s current role entails heading up TransUnion's HR function for the Africa region and involves identifying and resolving human capital issues associated with the region. As a strategic business partner to the business, she is responsible for creating initiatives that will enable the business to achieve its business strategies in terms of talent management, learning and development, engagement, change management, organizational design and development and transformation.

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She will be alongside Anglogold Ashantsi’s Tirelo Sibisi and McDonalds SA’s Brigitte da Gama in a session about how HR professionals can put their personal brands to work.

ersonal branding is more than just marketing and promotion. It is the perception that others have of an individual’s impact and value. Your brand is the emotional response you want people to have, when they hear your name, see you online, or meet you in real life. This is what the session will help HR professionals understand and learn to use as a tool for career advancement. 

The HR Indaba will be the largest of its kind in South Africa, giving HR professionals an opportunity to learn everything they need to know about the latest HR technology, HR strategy, company culture, labour laws, recruitment, employee engagement and HR leadership. It will also bring together thousands of colleagues, suppliers, platforms, universities, specialists, recruitment agencies, CHROs and thought leaders.

 

 

 

 

 

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