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    iKhokha hires ex-MultiChoice executive Graeme Cumming

    By iKhokha31 January 2022
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    Mobile payment provider iKhokha has announced the appointment of Graeme Cumming as chief growth officer.

    The former head of product at MultiChoice, Cumming was integral in launching Africa’s most prolific streaming services.

    Having managed the build, launch and growth of DStv Now, Box Office and Showmax across Africa, including continuous improvements to these digital products from a feature and usability perspective, this seasoned digital pioneer is now bringing his wealth of experience to the fintech space.

    It’s in an exciting industry that is just about to really open up and get interesting

    “I was looking for a new challenge. I’ve spent a large part of my career working in the digital space to bring meaningful products and services to the end consumer. Fintechs have been around for a couple of years now, but it’s in an exciting industry that is just about to really open up and get interesting.”

    After leading product teams both locally and internationally, he’s now focusing on aiding iKhokha on its rapid growth trajectory. It’s a challenge that is an excellent fit for Cumming, personally and professionally.

    “My passion is identifying opportunities in emerging markets, working on solutions for these markets, and then launching new products or solutions that have the potential to really take off,” he says.

    “I believe that we are witnessing a real shift in the way that technology is impacting the payment space and the way that consumers will transact going forward. This disruption is really exciting and will open up interesting new opportunities for merchants and consumers.”

    The iKhokha culture was also a key draw card. As an avid digital innovator, Cumming is looking forward to exploring with the next generation of digital go-getters.

    “iKhokha is young, dynamic and vibrant. It’s a new-age digital company that lives and breathes remote working, digital toolsets, collaborative ways of working and a diversity of opinions, all of which are really appealing from a cultural fit perspective,” he says.

    Cumming hopes to bring his experience in the digital realm to the iKhokha team as the company continues to scale its payment solutions and build out an ecosystem of services for consumers and merchants.

    Firm foundation

    From challenging how the team approaches problems, inspiring new thinking, networking, and product distribution while keeping the customer at the centre of the experience, he aims to lay a firm foundation for the exponential growth planned for iKhokha.

    Having seen over the horizon, Cumming knows first-hand the possibilities technology can unlock in people’s lives. In the years to come, he believes that purpose-driven tech companies like iKhokha will start to see the very tangible and positive influence they’ve had on business and society.

    “There’s still so much more that we can do for South African SMEs by using technology to solve real-world problems,” says Cumming. “We want to look back in a few years and be proud that we had an impact on this important part of the market.”

    We want to look back in a few years and be proud that we had an impact on this important part of the market

    As iKhokha continues to grow, there’s an opportunity for more digital professionals to join its mission and contribute to the enablement and expansion of the South African small business community.

    “A lot of people look for purpose in their work,” says Cumming. “iKhokha is perfectly positioned to bring real meaning and purpose to people’s lives and businesses.”

    iKhokha is actively recruiting across South Africa to fill its ranks with talented, purpose-driven people who want to have a hand in South Africa’s economic revival. View all open positions on iKhokha’s careers page.

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