Volkswagen Group South Africa
Andile Dlamini has a diverse work experience spanning over 25 years. Andile started their career as a journalist at the New Era - Springs & Brakpan Advertiser in 1995. From there, they moved on to work as a Communication Specialist at the Midrand City Council. In 2000, they joined the National Development Agency as a Communications and Marketing Officer. In 2002, Andile joined BMW Group South Africa as the Manager of Plant Communications. Andile then transitioned to Toyota South Africa in 2006, where they served as the Manager of Product PR. Andile later joined Volkswagen Group South Africa in 2009, initially as a Product PR and later as a Personal Assistant to the Managing Director. Currently, they hold the position of Head of Communications at Volkswagen Group South Africa.
Andile Dlamini completed their Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Business Administration and Management from Nelson Mandela University Business School in 2020. Prior to that, in 2016, they obtained a PDBA (Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration) from the same institution. In 2004, Andile earned an MDP (Management Development Program) in Business Administration and Management from Wits Business School. Andile began their higher education journey by completing a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Communication and Media Studies from the University of Zululand between 1990 and 1994. Andile completed their secondary education at Olwandle High School from 1986 to 1990, obtaining a matric qualification.
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Volkswagen Group South Africa
Established in 1946, Volkswagen Group South Africa is a wholly owned subsidiary of Volkswagen Aktiengessellschaft (VWAG) in Germany. It is the largest German investment in South Africa and is a major contributor to foreign direct investment, technology transfer and skills development. Volkswagen Group South Africa is located in Uitenhage, an industrial town some 35 km from Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape. For generations, Volkswagen Group South Africa has led the pack in the key areas of transformation. We set key targets and measure our success, which is the reason we have such a proud record as a responsible corporate citizen. Volkswagen Group South Africa believes very strongly that job creation and skills development will fuel transformation. Our first priority, therefore, is to build a strong and successful business which protects and creates jobs within Volkswagen Group South Africa and the broader Volkswagen family of suppliers and franchised Dealers. As a multi-national corporation, Volkswagen Group South Africa also has a strong commitment to boost foreign direct investment in South Africa and to promote the transfer of world-class technology, knowledge and skills. Hundreds of Volkswagen Group South Africa employees at all levels have received training at Volkswagen plants throughout the world.