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    Shinny Gobiyeza Appointed Interim CEO of Naamsa

    April 21, 20263 Mins Read
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    The Automotive Business Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Shinny Gobiyeza as interim Chief Executive Officer of naamsa, with immediate effect, following the recent announcement regarding the transition of the organisation’s current Chief Executive Officer.

    Mrs. Gobiyeza, who currently serves as Chief Operations Officer of naamsa, brings deep institutional knowledge, strong operational expertise, and a proven track record in stakeholder coordination across the automotive sector.

    Her appointment ensures continuity, stability, and focused leadership as the organisation navigates this interim period.

    Board Confidence in Leadership Continuity
    Commenting on the appointment, naamsa President Peter van Binsbvergen expressed the Board’s full confidence in Mrs. Gobiyeza’s leadership: “Shinny has been an integral part of naamsa’s leadership team and has consistently demonstrated sound judgement, strong operational capability, and a deep understanding of the industry’s dynamics. The Board has every confidence in her ability to provide steady leadership and ensure continuity in the execution of our strategic priorities during this interim period.” He further emphasised that naamsa remains firmly committed to maintaining momentum across its strategic priorities, including policy advocacy, industry coordination, industrial development, and transformation.

    Interim CEO’s Perspective

    In accepting the appointment, Mrs. Gobiyeza reaffirmed her commitment to the organisation and the broader automotive ecosystem: “It is an honour to serve the industry in this capacity at such a pivotal time. The automotive sector is actively shaping changes today that will define its future trajectory. Our collective efforts, across manufacturers, importers, suppliers, government, and broader stakeholders, are laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive, and inclusive industry.” She added: “naamsa’s strength lies in its collective. Our members, partners, and social stakeholders all play a critical role in this journey. I look forward to working closely with all stakeholders to ensure continuity, stability, and sustained progress during this period.”

    Leadership experience and governance depth
    Prior to joining naamsa, Mrs. Shinny Gobiyeza established a distinguished career across diverse sectors, combining executive leadership with extensive board-level experience. She has served as a Director on several prominent boards, including Sizwe Paints, Steiner, BidAir Cargo, Bidvest Laundry, Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT), and Rennies | BCD Travel, where she contributed to strategic oversight, governance excellence, and organisational performance.

    Her executive career spans leading blue-chip organisations such as Diageo, Bidvest Group, Prime Group, Kansai Plascon, and Rock Construction Group. Across these roles, she has consistently driven strategic transformation, strengthened stakeholder ecosystems, and delivered sustainable commercial outcomes.This depth of experience positions her strongly to lead naamsa during a period of transition, ensuring continuity while advancing the organisation’s strategic and industry priorities.

    Commitment to a Unified Industry Voice
    naamsa 
    reaffirmed its role as the unified and representative voice of the South African automotive industry, encompassing:

    • local manufacturers
    • importers and retailing OEMs
    • medium and heavy commercial vehicle (MHCV) players

    The organisation will continue to engage constructively with government, industry leaders, and key stakeholders to advance policies that support growth, competitiveness, industrialisation, and transformation.The Board will, in due course, communicate further developments regarding the permanent leadership appointment. In the interim, Mrs Gobiyeza will work closely with the Board and executive leadership to ensure seamless operational continuity.

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