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Vumile Msweli
Vumile Msweli born 14 May 1986, is a philanthropist, entrepreneur, executive coach, speaker, and columnist with extensive experience across various sectors, including human capital, telecommunications, and financial services. She is the founder and CEO of Hesed Consulting, a Pan-African human capital consultancy, and the Hesed Africa Foundation, a non-profit organization focused on career development, education, and women’s empowerment. Msweli has delivered speeches at platforms like TedX and the African Union and has been featured on media outlets such as SAFM, Kaya FM, Botswana’s Duma FM, Nigeria’s The Guardian Newspaper, and Arise TV.
Early Life and Education
Vumile Msweli holds multiple academic qualifications from prestigious institutions. She earned a Doctorate in Education Management and Leadership from European International University (2024), and a Doctorate in Business Administration (Honoris Causa) from Myles Leadership University (2024). She also completed an MBA from the University of London (2013) and an Accelerated Executive Programme at the Gordon Institute of Business (2016). Additionally, Msweli has studied at Harvard University, received a Higher Teaching Certificate (2021), and completed Executive Education at New York University (2012).
Career
Msweli's career spans over 12 years in human capital, two years in the telecommunications sector, and nearly a decade in financial services. She has held various leadership roles, with her expertise focusing on operational management, human capital strategy, and service execution.
Hesed Consulting (2012–Present) Msweli is the CEO and Founder of Hesed Consulting, a company that provides recruitment, coaching, employee wellness, and human capital solutions across Africa, the USA, and beyond. She has grown the firm’s footprint across South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Botswana, and the United States. Hesed Consulting is noted for its innovative use of coaching methodologies, including neuro-linguistic programming and transformational coaching.
Hesed Africa Foundation (2017–Present) As CEO and Founder, Msweli established the foundation to promote human capital development, leadership training, and women empowerment across Africa. The Foundation hosts notable events such as the Africa Career Summit and Africa Career Expo, contributing to career advancement across the continent.
Vodafone Global Enterprise (2015–2017) Msweli worked as an Executive Client Services Partner for the Middle East and Africa, where she was responsible for global service strategies for high-value clients, driving service innovation, and enhancing customer relationships across the region.
First National Bank (2012–2014) In her role as Executive Head of Client Services, Msweli focused on operational efficiency and enhancing customer experience. She was instrumental in digitising the client onboarding process.
Barclays and Investec Prior to her time at FNB, Msweli held senior roles at Barclays and Investec, focusing on business operations and client services, further honing her leadership and strategic management capabilities.
Awards and Recognitions
Vumile Msweli has received numerous accolades, including:
'50 Under 50 Middle East and Africa Recipient (2024)' – Female Founders Initiative and UN Women Awards.
Most Impactful Human Resources and Personal Development Expert of the Year (2023) – Acquisition International Business Women Awards.
Africa’s 40 Under 40 Business Icons (2023) – Business Elites Africa. TEDx Lyttleton Speaker (2019).
Pan-African Most Influential Women in Business (2019) – SME Award. She has also served as a judge for prestigious platforms, including the Nedbank Top Empowerment Awards and the Standard Bank Top Women Awards.
Media Presence and Public Speaking
Msweli is a regular contributor to media outlets such as SAFM, Kaya FM, and Botswana’s Duma FM. She has also been featured in True Love Magazine and The Guardian Nigeria. Msweli has spoken at notable international forums, including the African Union and Women’s Economic Forum, and she continues to inspire through her public speaking engagements.
Certifications
In addition to her academic achievements, Vumile Msweli holds numerous certifications, including: ITIL Foundation Certification v3 , Prince 2 Foundation , Certifications in Life Coaching, Transformational Coaching, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, and Negative Emotional Therapy Coaching.
Non-Executive Roles
Msweli has held non-executive director roles at organizations such as the South Africa Strategy Association and Diabetes South Africa. She is an active chairperson for the Youth Pillar at the Institute of People Management and a member of the Forbes Women Council.
Philanthropy
Through the Hesed Africa Foundation, Vumile Msweli has been at the forefront of philanthropic efforts aimed at empowering African youth, women, and professionals. The Foundation’s flagship events, the Africa Career Summit and Africa Career Expo, provide platforms for African talent to connect with global opportunities.
References
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- ^ "Afripreneur Profile: Vumile Msweli, CEO At Hesed Consulting". Business Africa Online. 2019-03-21.
- ^ "Career Success for me is driven by two things having the right strategy and having the right team". Her Network. 2022-10-03.
- ^ "Vumile Msweli: Thinking global allows us to elevate our standards and fast track our learning". She Leads Africa.
- ^ "Hesed Consulting". Hesed Consulting.
- ^ "Vumile Msweli: A Beacon for Aspiring Leaders". The Business Worldwide.
- ^ "Vumi Msweli". Women Economic Forum.
- ^ "Vumile Msweli "We have to break the glass cliff barrier for women". The Guardian. 2022-06-11.
- ^ "A passion for operations and strategy". City Press. 2018-03-04.
- ^ "Dr Vumile Msweli". Unique Speaker Bureau International.