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Earl Robin King has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Earl Robin is currently the Head of Operations: Financial Services & Insurance at CCI South Africa, where they ensure the successful delivery of operational targets and monitors performance against operating rhythm. Prior to this, they served as the Senior Human Capital Business Partner International (Financial Services: Banking & Insurance) at CCI South Africa.

Before joining CCI, Earl worked at Wits Health Consortium as the Senior Human Resources Manager: Projects and Partnerships, where they developed and maintained external professional networks and provided leadership across project teams.

Earlier in their career, Earl held multiple roles at African Bank, including Regional Human Resources Business Partner, Human Resources Business Partner, Sales Centre Manager, and Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist. In these roles, they acted as a strategic advisor, facilitated talent and performance management, and enabled the recruitment and development of talent.

Earl Robin began their career at TECHNOPARK PERSONNEL GROUP (PTY) LTD as a Recruitment Consultant and later became a Senior Recruitment Consultant. Earl Robin also gained marketing communications experience at Petrogas, where they served as a Marketing Communications Consultant and intern.

Overall, Earl Robin King has extensive experience in operations management, human resources, project management, talent acquisition, and marketing communications.

Earl Robin King - "Be Kind" completed a Bachelor's degree in Integrated Organizational Communication Research, General from the University of South Africa/Universiteit van Suid-Afrika from 2010 to 2013. Prior to that, they obtained a Matriculation Exemption from Northwood High School from 1995 to 1997. Earl Robin also holds several additional certifications, including HR Professional from SABPP (obtained in 2021), Coaching (obtained in 2012) and Facilitation (obtained in 2012) from African Bank, and Employee Relations (obtained in 2011) also from African Bank.