Linyondi appointed as Bank Windhoek’s strategic communication manager
On Wednesday, 15 November, Bank Windhoek’s executive officer of marketing and corporate communication services, Jacquiline Pack, announced the appointment of Samuel Linyondi as the bank’s strategic communication manager, effective 1 October.
Pack said Linyondi is a qualified and industry-experienced strategic communication professional. She added that he offers an extensive background in all aspects of strategic communication, strategy, brand and image repositioning, stakeholder engagement, internal and external communication, and media relations.
“Samuel is passionate about adding value by building strong, credible and trusted corporate brands. This characteristic is evident in his impactful and proven contributions to the equity of the Bank Windhoek brand through the successful implementation of impactful communication strategies and initiatives,” she said.
In his new role, Linyondi will oversee the strategic planning, development, implementation and evaluation of internal and external communication strategies to support the performance of the bank’s overall corporate communication plan, based on the its core business objectives and strategy. An additional essential duty is media relations management.
“Linyondi’s communication skills have made him an invaluable asset to our team. In this new role, he will play a key role in shaping Bank Windhoek’s strategic communication efforts and enhancing the bank’s brand presence,” Pack said.
Linyondi holds an honours degree in journalism and media studies from the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST). He also has accreditation from various educational institutions focused on professional business writing and media training.
He is a member of the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) and has served as its treasurer.
His Bank Windhoek journey started in 2012 within the marketing and corporate
communication services department’s creative services division. He then moved to the corporate communication division as a corporate communication practitioner.
In 2021, Linyondi acted as the bank’s public relations and reputational risk manager, a position he held until his recent appointment.
Pack congratulated Linyondi on his appointment and wished him all the best as he takes on the responsibility of being the bank’s strategic communication manager.
Pack said Linyondi is a qualified and industry-experienced strategic communication professional. She added that he offers an extensive background in all aspects of strategic communication, strategy, brand and image repositioning, stakeholder engagement, internal and external communication, and media relations.
“Samuel is passionate about adding value by building strong, credible and trusted corporate brands. This characteristic is evident in his impactful and proven contributions to the equity of the Bank Windhoek brand through the successful implementation of impactful communication strategies and initiatives,” she said.
In his new role, Linyondi will oversee the strategic planning, development, implementation and evaluation of internal and external communication strategies to support the performance of the bank’s overall corporate communication plan, based on the its core business objectives and strategy. An additional essential duty is media relations management.
“Linyondi’s communication skills have made him an invaluable asset to our team. In this new role, he will play a key role in shaping Bank Windhoek’s strategic communication efforts and enhancing the bank’s brand presence,” Pack said.
Linyondi holds an honours degree in journalism and media studies from the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST). He also has accreditation from various educational institutions focused on professional business writing and media training.
He is a member of the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) and has served as its treasurer.
His Bank Windhoek journey started in 2012 within the marketing and corporate
communication services department’s creative services division. He then moved to the corporate communication division as a corporate communication practitioner.
In 2021, Linyondi acted as the bank’s public relations and reputational risk manager, a position he held until his recent appointment.
Pack congratulated Linyondi on his appointment and wished him all the best as he takes on the responsibility of being the bank’s strategic communication manager.
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