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Stephen van Coller on his plans for fixing up EOH, driving 4IR

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JOHANNESBURG — Financial services veteran Stephen van Coller left a top job at MTN to join EOH Holdings in September this year. As EOH's new group CEO, a lot is riding on van Coller to turn around the IT company, which has faced several scandals, a falling share price and financial performance challenges in the last 18 months. But van Coller - a former ABSA CIB CEO and local Deutsche Bank exec - comes highly regarded and respected, and he is definitely EOH's best shot at becoming a JSE darling once again. In this interview, van Coller explains why he joined EOH, how he's dealing with challenges at the company and what his big plans are. - Gareth van Zyl Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

11 Oct 2018 5AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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