Mathieu Mandeng is the new Chairman of the Board of Directors of Standard Chartered Bank Côte d’Ivoire. An appointment that testifies to the man’s charisma and his career as a hard worker. Already Managing Director of Standard Chartered Bank Mauritius Ltd, PCA of
four Standard Chartered Bank funds investing in India, China, Nigeria, Botswana, Hong Kong and Mauritius as well as Non-Executive Director of Standard Chartered Bank Cameroon, to name just a few positions, Mathieu Mandeng is entrusted with the responsibility of the Board of Directors of which he was also a member, a mark of confidence and recognition for the quality of his leadership.
A man of vision and excellence, Mathieu is known for his pragmatism, his keen sense of collaboration and enjoys a history of record commercial performance within the entities for which he has been in charge. He is appreciated for his ability to come up with useful and innovative solutions with his teams, and to raise his companies to the ranks of the best in their ecosystem.
This umpteenth challenge is for this seasoned professional with more than two decades of experience in the banking sector, the opportunity to support the new management team headed by John
Mokom in the strategic vision of the bank, namely a digital and innovative bank exclusively focused on customer satisfaction.
Prior to his banking experience, Mr. Mandeng worked for 10 years in the mining and metallurgical industry in France in various positions, including financial control, treasury management, corporate finance, training and consulting.
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