Flint Group makes changes to senior management team in Africa

Flint Group Africa/Continental Printing Inks has confirmed Sampie Hamman has stepped down from his role as CEO, after more than 21 years of service. His departure was effective May 31.

Flint Group announces changes to senior management team in Africa

Hamman joined Continental Printing Inks in 1994 and under his leadership, he built the group to its current position as the largest supplier of printing inks to the Sub-Sahara African market.

‘It has been an emotional decision but it comes at the right time after 21 rewarding years working with some fantastic people in an exciting industry,’ Hamman said. ‘I’m very proud to be leaving the company well positioned for future growth as part of a major multinational business.’

Pieter Jordaan, commercial director for Flint Group Africa/Continental Printing Inks, has been appointed as vice president and general manager, Africa to help support the organization’s continued development. In this new role, Jordaan will report directly to Doug Aldred, president, Flint Group packaging and narrow web division.

Antoine Fady, CEO, Flint Group said: ‘I would like to place on record my thanks to Sampie for all of his hard work and support in helping Flint Group to establish a leading position in Africa. Sampie will remain on the board of Flint Group Africa to ensure a smooth transition. In the meantime, Flint Group’s Board remain fully committed to supporting Pieter Jordaan and his executive team who will continue to drive the Group’s vision and objectives for the benefit of clients, employees and shareholders.’

Flint Group Africa serves the Sub-Sahara African market from its local manufacturing sites in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town.