
Senior Manager
Lindiwe Mapota
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Rosebank Mall Offices, 4th Floor, 11 Cradock Ave,
Johannesburg 2196 2196
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Rosebank Mall Offices, 4th Floor, 11 Cradock Ave,
Johannesburg 2196 2196
South Africa
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Lindiwe (Lindi) is a Senior Manager in Fragomen’s Johannesburg office, where she plays an important role in strategic client relationships, business development and overseeing complex client projects.
Lindi places a strong focus on delivering exceptional client service, and with more than two decades of experience, she has held a range of positions in tax compliance, fiduciary services, estate planning and immigration consulting.
Lindi’s catalogue of clients have spanned a range of industries, including industrial engineering, financial services, oil and gas, energy and renewables. Her experience in these sectors mean she is well versed in tackling complex client service issues.
Prior to joining Fragomen, Lindi was a Branch Manager at an immigration consulting firm where she led a dynamic team, fostered strategic client relationships and oversaw financial targets and projects to ensure seamless performance. Lindi also held managerial positions at two of the Big Four audit firms in South Africa, where she gained valuable insights into South African tax law and immigration law.
Education
- University of South Africa, Honours degree, 2023
- University of South Africa, B.Com., 2009
Lindiwe’s insights
The Immigration Conversation
December 6, 2024
Lindiwe’s insights
The Immigration Conversation
December 6, 2024
Lindiwe’s insights
The Immigration Conversation
December 6, 2024
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- English
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Fragomen Africa (Pty) Ltd.
Rosebank Mall Offices, 4th Floor, 11 Cradock Ave,
Johannesburg 2196 2196
South Africa
Lindiwe’s insights
The Immigration Conversation
December 6, 2024
Get in touch
Languages
- English
Contact information
Fragomen Africa (Pty) Ltd.
Rosebank Mall Offices, 4th Floor, 11 Cradock Ave,
Johannesburg 2196 2196
South Africa
Lindiwe’s insights
The Immigration Conversation
December 6, 2024
Get in touch
Languages
- English
Contact information
Fragomen Africa (Pty) Ltd.
Rosebank Mall Offices, 4th Floor, 11 Cradock Ave,
Johannesburg 2196 2196
South Africa
Lindiwe’s insights
The Immigration Conversation
December 6, 2024
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