Here’s How Much The Top 10 Most Paid SA Tech CEOs Take Home Annually
Here’s How Much The Top 10 Most Paid SA Tech CEOs Take Home Annually. For this analysis, MyBroadband used information contained in the latest annual reports of South African IT and telecoms companies. It should be noted that, due to different reporting periods, some of the salary packages in this report are from a year or two ago. These are the Top 10 most paid tech CEOs In South Africa according to MyBroadband.
Jens Montanana
Jens is the founder and principal architect of Datatec, established in 1986 and Westcon-Comstor’s parent company. In 1994 Jens became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Datatec. Jens graduated with a degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Reading. He takes home an annual salary of R94, 007,000.
Rob Shuter
Rob is currently Group President and CEO at MTN Group, Africa’s leading mobile telecommunications company with 250 million customers across 21 countries in Africa and the Middle East. Shuter takes home an annual salary of R58, 234,000.
Shameel Joosub
Mohamed Shameel Aziz Joosub is a South African businessman and head of Vodacom, a South African mobile communications company with over 55 million customers, since March 2013. Joosub was born in Laudium, Transvaal. He takes home an annual salary of R43, 446,398.
Sipho Maseko
Sipho Maseko is one of the most coveted leaders in South Africa. He has a commendable history of serving some of the top management positions in different companies. He currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Telkom, one of the biggest telecommunication companies in South Africa. For his position as CEO at Telkom Maseko takes home an annual salary of R21, 817,046.
Stephen van Coller
Stephen van Coller is the chief executive officer of information and technology services company EOH. His ethos is being committed to disrupting traditional business to promote African continent growth through social inclusion. He takes home an annual salary of R19, 026,000.
Mteto Nyati
Mteto Nyati is the Chief Executive at Altron, having joined the company in April 2017. He is responsible for transforming Altron into a world-class information and communications technology company that does good business while doing good. He was previously Chief Executive Officer of MTN South Africa, where he succeeded in returning the mobile company to growth by overhauling employee engagement and transforming customer experience. For his position at Altron Nyati receives an annual salary of R14, 354,000.
Mark Levy
Mark Levy is an experienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the telecommunications industry. He is the CEO of Blue Label, he is skilled in Contact Centers, Management, Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), Start-ups, and Product Development. He is a strong business development professional with a BCom focused in Accounting from University of South Africa. He takes home an annual salary of R14, 254,000.
Pierre Spies
Pierre Spies became the CEO of Alviva Holdings Limited in 2016. Spies is a previous CEO of Tarsus and is therefore he is an experienced executive within the business world. He led the company from January 2007 to April 2014, before joining Axiz as CEO in May 2014. For his position at Alviva, Spies takes home an annual salary of R12, 594,000.
David Kan
David Kan, is the co-founder and major shareholder of Mustek, and its CEO since the Group’s inception in 1987. He holds a BSc (Eng) degree, with a major in mechanical engineering. He receives an annual salary of R8, 018,000.
Mark Smith
Mark A Smith is the CEO of Cognition. Mark completed his articles and practiced as an attorney for a few months before joining Shield Trading Corporation Ltd (“Shield”) as legal advisor. Mark was also the managing director of Infophone (Pty) Limited which operated telephony services in the premium rate service industry where he gained experience in the audiotex telephony platform. He takes home an annual salary of R4, 980,000.
