Prescient Fund Services is pleased to announce the appointment of Clinton Bosch as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
Clinton brings more than 15 years of experience in leading-edge technology strategy, digital transformation, and cloud-first architecture across industries including media, e-commerce, and international sports technology.
As CTO, Clinton will spearhead the technological vision for Prescient Fund Services, aligning IT strategy with business growth and global expansion goals. He will also oversee the centralised IT function in partnership with the Group CIO, supporting the company’s digitisation journey with robust, secure, and scalable infrastructure solutions.
Clinton joins Prescient from Afrozaar and PT SportSuite, where he served as Chief Technology Officer and co-founder. In these roles, he led the development of enterprise-grade SaaS platforms and delivered high-performance cloud-native solutions to clients such as the South African Football Association, English Football League clubs, and Six Nations Rugby.
A three-time AWS Certified Associate and an award-winning technologist, Clinton was named Best CTO at the 2019 Bookmark Awards and shortlisted for Innovation in Sports Tech at the 2021 Sports Technology Awards.
“Clinton brings a rare combination of deep technical expertise, visionary leadership, and a track record of delivering digital innovation at scale,” said Craig Mockford, CEO of Prescient Fund Services. “We are excited to welcome him to the team and look forward to the value he will unlock as we continue to modernise and future-proof our technology landscape.”
Clinton is a graduate of Stellenbosch University with a BEng in Electrical Engineering and is a regular guest lecturer at both UCT and Stellenbosch University. He is passionate about building high-performing teams and leveraging technology as a catalyst for sustainable business growth.