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You are here: Home / News / Nazia Pillay officially appointed as SAP Southern Africa MD · CIO South Africa | SA News

Nazia Pillay officially appointed as SAP Southern Africa MD · CIO South Africa | SA News

12 September 2025 by Guest

Nazia brings more than two decades of experience in technology, transformation and leadership. She says her tenure will focus on unlocking value in cloud, AI and digital transformation while also prioritising people. “As a people focused leader, I have also made it my longer term ambition to make our local office the best place to work in South Africa,” she says.

She has been with SAP Southern Africa since 2003, when she joined as a graduate senior consultant. Over the past 22 years she has held roles that include support architect, head of SAP Active Quality Management and SAP Customer Success Office Africa. Most recently she served as head of the partner ecosystem for MEA…

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