Norman Moleele Retires After 35 Years of Service at Business Botswana

Norman Moleele Retires After 35 Years of Service at Business Botswana. Business Botswana has officially announced the retirement of its long-serving Chief Executive Officer, Norman Moleele, effective 31 October 2025. His departure marks the end of a remarkable 35-year journey with the organisation, where he played a pivotal role in advancing the private sector’s voice and influence in Botswana’s economic landscape.

Throughout his tenure, Moleele became widely respected for his commitment to strengthening the partnership between government and the private sector. Under his leadership, Business Botswana made significant strides in promoting an enabling environment for business growth, supporting policy reform, and driving collaboration across industries. His leadership was instrumental in ensuring that the organisation remained a key advocate for local entrepreneurs and corporate stakeholders alike.

As Business Botswana’s longest-serving CEO, Moleele’s impact extended beyond the organisation’s walls. He contributed to shaping national dialogue on trade, investment, and industrial development, positioning the private sector as a crucial driver of sustainable economic growth.

To honour his decades of service and dedication, Business Botswana will host a farewell celebration during its Annual Gala Dinner on 21 November 2025 at Royal Aria. The event is expected to bring together business leaders, government officials, and members of the wider business community to celebrate Moleele’s achievements and enduring contribution to Botswana’s economic development.

Moleele’s retirement opens a new chapter for Business Botswana as it prepares to usher in new leadership to continue his legacy of advocacy, collaboration, and private sector empowerment.