Eskom have published a public job advertisement for the position of CEO after Andre de Ruyter announced his resignation in December 2022. Image: sa411
Eskom have published a public job advertisement for the position of CEO after Andre de Ruyter announced his resignation in December 2022.
Eskom have published a public job advertisement for the position of CEO after Andre de Ruyter announced his resignation in December 2022. Image: sa411
Eskom have finally published a public job advertisement for the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) after Andre de Ruyter announced his resignation in December 2022.
De Ruyter’s last day in office will be 31 March 2023.
READ: Andre de Ruyter quits as Eskom CEO
The incoming CEO will be the 15th to have held the post since 1994.
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He – or she – will oversee the unbundling of Eskom – the power utility will be divided into three separate divisions that handle the transmission, generation and distribution of electricity.
The job advertisement is being run through Drayton Glendower, an Executive Search Firm.
The advertisement says the incoming CEO will be responsible for “building an ethos of excellence and continuous improvement…” and “creating a high-performing organisation with a culture that maintains the highest ethical and governance standards…”
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The ideal candidate holds a postgraduate degree in Engineering, Business Administration, Economics, or another suitable qualification at NQF level 8 with 480 credits. An MBA would be an advantage.
The ideal candidate should have 15 to 20 years of senior management experience, preferably in emerging markets.
They should have strong business skills and a successful track record in managing the strategic turnaround of a commercial entity operating in a complex environment. Eskom has over 20 000 employees and has an annual turnover of over R50 billion.
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They should have a solid track record in mitigating systemic risks, proactively managing crises, and more.
De Ruyter assumed the position on Christmas Day in 2019.
He had the misfortune of overseeing the worst period of load shedding in the country’s history.
De Ruyter was the 14th CEO since 1994 and the 11th since load shedding was first implemented in 2007.