Thami Mtshali - Chairman

Mike Brown
Thami Mtshali,
Chairman
Broadlink

Born and bred in the township of Soweto,Johannesburg,Thami Mtshali is a pioneering businessman who started off his career as a chemical engineer in the Petro Chemical Industry, working both locally and abroad. He then decided to actively pursue an entrepreneurial career in the telecommunications industry co-founding WBS in 1998. WBS, which started as a greenfields, was originally established to provide the former national lottery company Uthingo with a narrowband-based network backbone for the national lottery.

 

Thami then successfully led the company through a strategic shift of focus toward mobile broadband wireless resulting in the launch of IBurst SA. The company has since grown phenomenally to the highly reputable group of companies it is today, including both IBurst and Broadlink.

Thami is the co-founder of Broadlink and serves as the chairman of the company. He also serves as a Trustee on the Jacob Zuma Education Trust.

 

Thami holds a Bachelor of Science degree (cum laude) from Tuskagee University and a Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Akron University.


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Press Releases

Broadlink to bolster revenue

The company has identified new business lines to enter, says Broadlink CEO Mike Brown.Communications infrastructure provider Broadlink expects to grow revenue 60% in the year to February 2011.

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Having Fun While Building

Mike Brown and his team at Broadlink are combining personal service, a can-do pioneering spirit and a fun-loving culture to provide wireless connectivity that corporates are learning to love.

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Events

Broadlink races the 2012 edition of the Dakar

The idea for the Dakar began back in 1977, when Thierry Sabine got lost on his motorbike in the Libyan Desert during the Abidjan-Nice rally.

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Broadlink Victorious At Bell 400 Offroad National

The Bell 400 Offroad National took place this past weekend at Hluhluwe, KwaZulu-Natal, where competitors had to complete the 400km course in wet and muddy conditons.

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