Debbie Whittaker is the founder of Coolcumba Communications.
Debbie qualified with a Bachelor of Physical Education and mathematics major from Wits University in 1992. She has worked and gained experience in the following fields: teaching, project management, change management consulting and business process re-engineering, Internet consulting, market research, marketing, Public Relations and event management. Debbie began her career in 1993 as a mathematics teacher at Bryanston High School where she taught for three years. She was then appointed as a consultant at REL Consulting in 1996 where she worked on query management reporting and business process re-engineering for the Credit Control Department at SA Breweries and Afrox. Debbie’s experience in the ICT sector started in 1997 when she was employed at BMI-TechKnowledge Group as an Internet analyst and was later appointed as BMI-T’s marketing and communications manager. In 2000 she was approached by Digital Planet.co.za to start and manage its marketing division. In January 2001 Debbie started Coolcumba Communications with Digital Planet as its first client. The company has grown from strength-to-strength, thanks to the COOL clients that have made this possible. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————–
Kelly is very passionate about events and brings with her to Coolcumba her greatest asset – her hard working, can do attitude. -——————————————————————————————————————————————————-
Tracey completed her PRISA diploma in Public Relations at Varsity College in 2006. Tracey strives for perfection in all aspects of her work and life. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————–
Philisiwe completed her diploma in Media studies at Boston Media House in 2006 which is accredited by the University of Johannesburg. She worked as an advertising intern and later as a telemarketer conducting surveys for SME Survey, SA’s largest annual SME research project. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————–
Prior to joining the corporate world Glenn was a squash professional and played for South Africa from 1995 to 2004. He was the number one squash player in the country for seven years and reached an international ranking of 28 in the world on the PSA rankings. Glenn brings his experience, understanding and relationships from sport into Coolcumba Communications’ business of PR, marketing and event management. |






