Penny Ntuli

Penny Ntuli is the Group Communications Executive at Mpact Limited, one of South Africa’s leading packaging and recycling companies. She has held this role since November 2018, bringing over two decades of experience in corporate communications, brand management, and stakeholder engagement.

Professional Background

• Current Role:

  • Group Communications Executive, Mpact Limited (2018–Present)

  • Responsible for corporate communications, media relations, brand positioning, and stakeholder engagement.

• Previous Roles:

  • Communications Director, Tetra Pak (2013–2018) – led communications strategy for the multinational packaging company in South Africa.

  • Chief Director: Cluster Communications, Government Communications and Information Systems (2010–2013) – managed public sector communications.

  • Group Corporate Affairs Manager, Tiger Brands (2005–2010) – oversaw corporate affairs and brand reputation.

  • Publicity Executive, MultiChoice Africa (1999–2005) – focused on media and publicity for the pay-TV giant.

Education

• University of Johannesburg: Public Relations and Communications (Communication and Media Studies), 2004–2006.

• Tshwane University of Technology: Master’s in Communications.

Her academic background complements her extensive corporate experience, positioning her as a strong leader in communications strategy.

Mpact Limited Context

• Industry: Packaging and recycling solutions.

• Headquarters: Johannesburg, South Africa.

• CEO: Bruce William Strong.

• Focus: Closing the loop in plastic and paper packaging through recycling and beneficiation of recyclables.

Penny Ntuli’s role is central to shaping Mpact’s corporate reputation and communicating its sustainability-driven business model.

Leadership & Influence

• Strategic Communications: Builds narratives around Mpact’s recycling and packaging innovations.

• Stakeholder Engagement: Strengthens relationships with investors, regulators, and communities.

• Brand Positioning: Enhances Mpact’s visibility as a leader in sustainable packaging in South Africa.

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