Corrie Verburg says digital financial transformation is a passion point in new CFO role

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Corrie Verburg has been appointed as the new CFO for cloud technology solutions company BlueSky.

BlueSky has announced a line-up of new appointments to the C-suite in a move to strengthen its brand within South Africa. One of these includes the appointment of Corrie Verburg as BlueSky’s new CFO.

“Financial nimbleness in the age of digitalisation is a must, and it’s an objective that we need to strive for daily,” Corrie says. “In my role as CFO, digital financial transformation is a passion point and needs to be embedded throughout BlueSky.”

Corrie will lead across multiple functions, including bid management, the group’s finance division, contractual arrangements and BEE.

He believes that technology and the solutions particular to BlueSky have the potential to create success stories other local organisations are able to leverage in their growth drive.

Prior to joining BlueSky, Corrie held various roles at IQbusiness, including chief commercial officer and CFO. He has also served as the financial director for Glenrand MIB Benefit Services.

The cloud technology solutions company has also appointed Mncedisi Mayekiso as its new chief revenue officer, Grant Tate as its new COO and Themba Chakela as its new chief people officer.

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