By Donald Nyandoro Zimbabwe’s satellite and network operator, Zodsat CEO Arnold Chimambo scooped the 2021 Young Director of the Year gong at the recently held awards ceremony that was organised by the Institute of Directors of Zimbabwe (IODZ).
IODZ is a non-profit association for professional leaders which supports businesses and the people who run them.
Corporate governance expert Muchadeyi Masunda, who is the chairman of the IODZ adjudication committee, said the calibre of all the contenders was of high quality.
“The quality of all the contenders was very good and it was difficult for us to arrive at the decision that we have made,” said Masunda.
In recognition of the award, the 34 year old Chimambo said it was incredibly gratifying to have success as an organisation acknowledged by their peers nationwide.
“Given this reality, winning prestigious awards like this is a real game changer for our organisation,” he said.
“It adds onto the work we are putting in not only to grow as an internet service provider, but as a recognisable brand through our website, social media, reviews and in person interactions.
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“This endorsement gives us a benchmark in terms of our progress, and the award will live in live on with our organisation as a reminder of our accomplishments for years to come.”
He added that the demand for connectivity in all parts of the country is inarguably increasing as the economy continues to digitalise.
“Works are under way to enter the mass market retail type industry using other technologies, and this has seen us engaging new and existing partners locally and internationally to remain on the cusp of technology,” said Chimambo.
Chimambo also featured on the 40 under 40 most influential young leaders in Zimbabwe list of 2021 also compiled by IODZ.
