South African initiates a unique solution to the global skill shortage - Mr Searle

KENSINGTON, U.K. - Oct. 18, 2018 - PRLog -- Mr Andy Searle, CEO of South Africa's Business Processing Enabling South Africa, [BPESA] explains to the world why his nation is best placed to reduce global skill shortage. Mr Searle stated this during the current Business Outsourcing summit [OXS 2018] in London yesterday. Afterwards, renowned ExcellenceInEducation.org.uk 's chair, Professor Chris Imafidon promised to partner with BPESA in revealing and developing South Africa's hidden jewel amongst global offshore service delivery locations through accelerated human capital development.

Mr Searle added that "South Africa is a well-established delivery location for business process services enjoying a long standing relation with UK, and in fact western based organisations and investors which is enriched with a great pool of talents. It also has a very robust and compliant business environment offering a unique balance of cost and quality. He concluded that his country offers global players a highly capable and world-wide competitive option for delivery of services.and experiences extending into an increasingly enabled digital environment with deep vertical skills in financial services, high technology and human resources among others.http://www.bpesa.org.za/

World renown consultant to presidents, monarchs and leaders, Professor Chris Imafidon welcomed South Africa's initiative and stated that the expertise of the the record-breaking and multiple award winning Excellence in Education [EIE] programme will be made available to South Africa in the areas of training, education, technology and consultancy etc. https://excellenceineducation.org.uk/
Prof Imafidon stated that its now beyond doubt with the right tools, techniques and technology support by mentoring individuals and institutions can achieved the unimaginable and get 100% success.

Other entrepreneurs and business leaders from South Africa include Ms Nita Goodall of People Solutions; Ms Roshini Ramiah of LNR and Development; Boomerang, 121BPO client services; BranSystems etc

According to Nita Goodall, CEO of People Solutions, "We are passionate about developing the unemployed youths and people with disabilities in South Africa. The BPO sector provides an opportunity to achieve this. As a learning solutions company we are looking to develop solutions that impact  learners allowing them to reach their full potential. By collaborating with Professor Chris Imafidon and EIE, we will gain new knowledge and expertise to enhance our current work-readiness training. People Solutions look forward to working with Prof Imafidon as we engage with youths from every background, gender, class and race"