Pick N Pay
Robert Solomons has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Robert began their career as a Mould Repairer at Consol, where they repaired moulding equipment for the bottle making process. From there, they transitioned to Pick n Pay, where they held various positions. Robert started as an Infrastructure Support Technician, providing support for Windows, Linux, and Unix systems. Robert then became an EDM "Enterprise Desktop Manager," responsible for deploying, updating, and repairing software applications across distributed desktops. Finally, they served as an SAP PO/SLT/Integration Lead, responsible for integration across a hybrid environment and defining technical integration architectures. Throughout their career, Robert demonstrated expertise in various technologies and platforms such as SAP XI/PI/PO, Java, SOAP, REST, and JDBC.
Robert Solomons completed the Senior Management Development Programme in Organizational Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School in 2018. Prior to that, they attended Belhar Senior Secondary, although no degree or specific field of study is provided for that period. Robert also obtained certification in SAP Integration Solution Advisory Methodology from SAP in 2021.
Pick N Pay
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Pick n Pay Stores Limited, through its subsidiaries and associates, operates in the retail sector in South Africa and and the rest of the African continent. The Company operates through two segments: South Africa and Rest of Africa. Its South Africa segment operates in various formats under the Pick n Pay and Boxer brands in South Africa. Its Rest of Africa segment is responsible for the Company's expansion into the rest of Africa. It focuses on food, non-edible groceries, clothing, liquor, tobacco, health and beauty products, pharmaceuticals and general merchandise. It also offers services, such as third-party bill payments, financial transactions at till points (including mobile money), ticketing services, air time sales and the sale of gift cards. It operates on both an owned and franchise basis and has approximately 1, 410 stores across all formats, including its investment in TM Supermarkets in Zimbabwe. It operates in South Africa, Namibia, Swaziland and Lesotho, among others.