Heirs Holdings today announced the appointment of Pelumi Fadairo as
Director of Marketing and Corporate Communications. Fadairo will be
responsible for driving the Group’s strategic marketing objectives and
co-ordinating brand management of its rapidly growing portfolio of
pan-African investments in the power, financial services, oil and gas,
hospitality and real estate, and healthcare sectors.
Prior to joining Heirs Holdings, Fadairo was the CMO of BizzCloud, a
Netherlands-based software company, where she designed and executed
strategy and go-to-market plans. In this role, she led the
internationalisation strategy for the brand and optimisation of customer
acquisition, through improved customer experience. She has also
provided consultancy for clients across the fintech, cloud services,
cleantech and publishing sectors, combining her knowledge, experience
and network across Africa, to develop market entry strategies. Fadairo
previously held senior positions at Dell, where she developed and
executed marketing strategies across Europe and emerging markets.
Commenting on the appointment, the Group CEO, Heirs Holdings,
Emmanuel Nnorom stated, “Heirs Holdings is at an important growth stage,
as we expand and deepen our investments within the twenty African
countries where we operate. Pelumi’s experience in building strategies,
managing complex stakeholder teams and executing marketing campaigns
make her well qualified to take on this new role”.
The Chairman of Heirs Holdings, Tony O. Elumelu, also commented on
Fadairo’s role ” As we are increasingly impacting lives across Africa,
through our investments and our commitment to growing social and
economic wealth, the role of marketing and communications is
increasingly important. Filling this critical role is a sign of our
ongoing commitment to institutionalisation and our desire to ensure our
unique African message is heard by audiences, globally and across our
continent”.
Heirs Holdings is an African proprietary investment company with a
pan-African footprint across 20 countries and investment interests in
the financial services, power, oil & gas, real estate &
hospitality and healthcare sectors. Its operations are rooted in the
economic philosophy of Africapitalism; a call-to-action for businesses
to make decisions that will increase economic and social wealth in
the nations in which they operate.
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