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eFFiciencyHub’s Chairman appointed to the Executive Committee of Imperial Holdings Ltd

It was announced this morning that our Non-Executive Chairman, J Jurie Strydom, has been appointed as CEO of the Regent Group. He will also be joining the Executive Committee of Imperial Holdings Ltd.

Jurie is 36 and is without doubt destined to become an influential business leader in South Africa. As a Sloan Fellow of MIT he can probably choose where in the world he would like to work but he is passionate about South Africa and we predict that his work here is going to make a big difference.

As developers and marketers of the office productivity system called fspOFFICE, we have already benefited from his wise leadership qualities since he accepted the appointment as non-executive Chairman of our Company in 2009 and are confident that he will continue to ensure that we make a big difference in the profitability of financial intermediary practices.

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