Warwick Goldby

Warwick Goldby has extensive work experience spanning over several industries and sectors. Starting in 1998, they worked as a Bar & Restaurant Manager at Da Vinci's Bar and Restaurant. In 1999, they transitioned to IBM (South Africa) as an Executive Automation Support Specialist, providing server support for Billiton mining and later supporting executive management at AngloGold.

In 2001, Goldby joined Bechtel and held multiple roles, including Executive Support, IT Project Team Lead, and IT Project Team Lead II. Warwick managed and implemented Windows Server and network infrastructure for the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority's new airport project and worked on a geographically-dispersed team in a security-challenged environment for various IT projects in Iraq and Kuwait.

Goldby briefly worked at WTAMU in 2005 as part of their IT Services team before joining Anderson Merchandisers in 2007. At Anderson Merchandisers, they served as a Project Manager responsible for overseeing corporate, distribution, and IT projects, ensuring alignment with company strategy and goals. Warwick successfully managed project life cycles, delivered project outcomes, and effectively communicated progress and status to stakeholders.

Since 2016, Goldby has been with Alliance Entertainment, where they have held several leadership positions. Warwick started as a Project Manager and later became a Senior Director of Operations, Vice President of Distribution Operations, and currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Distribution Operations.

Overall, Goldby's work experience showcases their expertise in project management, IT infrastructure implementation, and operational leadership within diverse industries.

Warwick Goldby attended Michaelhouse from 1989 to 1994, although it is not mentioned if they obtained a degree or pursued any specific field of study during this time. Warwick later attended the University of KwaZulu-Natal from 1995 to 1999, where they earned a B.Com degree. Warwick'sstudies at the university focused on Purchasing and Logistics, Economics, and Business Administration.