Jessica Motaung Biography: Age, House, Husband, Net Worth, Images, Contact Details, Instagram, Child

Biography

Jessica Motaung (born August 23, 1973) is a visionary South African sports executive. She proudly holds the esteemed position of Chief Executive Officer at Kaizer Chiefs Football Club. What sets her apart? Well, she’s a trailblazer—the first female CEO of a professional football club in South Africa.

In addition to her role as a sports executive, Jessica Motaung is a multi-talented individual who has made significant contributions in various domains. Alongside her sports industry achievements, she is recognized as a model, entrepreneur, and TV personality.

Since joining Kaizer Chiefs in 2007, Motaung has worn many hats within the organization, including the Director of Marketing and Communications and General Manager of Commercial Affairs. Her journey is defined by resilience and determination, backed by a solid education in business administration from the prestigious University of the Witwatersrand.

But Motaung’s impact goes beyond her impressive résumé. Jessica Motaung‘s an inspiration, driving change in a traditionally male-dominated industry. Her leadership has propelled Kaizer Chiefs to new heights, both on and off the field, fostering a culture of excellence and innovation.

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Jessica Motaung
Born:	23 August 1973 (age 50 years old)
Place of Birth:	Soweto, South Africa
Education:	University of Cape Town, University of the Witwatersrand
Nationality:	South African
Height:	1.75 m
Parents:	Kaizer Motaung, Valeta Motaung
Siblings:	Sibusiso Motaung, Kaizer Motaung Junior, Bobby Motaung, Kemiso Motaung, Thabo Motaung
Spouse:	Ken Simmons
Boyfriend • Partner:	N/A
Children:	Kenneth Simmons, Donald Simmons
Occupation:	Businesswoman • TV Personality
Net Worth:	$10 million

Early Life & Education

Jessica Motaung, a trailblazer in South African football, was born on August 23, 1973, in the vibrant city of Soweto. As the Chief Executive Officer of Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club, she is the first woman to manage a major football club in South Africa.

Born into a family deeply rooted in the game, Jessica Motaung‘s father, Kaizer Motaung, left an indelible mark as a professional player for the revered Orlando Pirates. Following in her family’s footsteps, her brother, Sibusiso Motaung, also graces the field as a player for Mamelodi Sundowns. Her other siblings are Kaizer Motaung Junior, Bobby Motaung, Kemiso Motaung, and Thabo Motaung. Her mother, Valeta Motaung, is a homemaker.

Equipped with a business administration degree from the prestigious University of Cape Town, Motaung embarked on a career that spanned various marketing and advertising firms. In 2009, her path converged with Mamelodi Sundowns, where she assumed the role of marketing manager.

Jessica Motaung‘s exceptional abilities led to her elevation as Chief Operational Officer in 2012, overseeing the club’s commercial operations. Her outstanding leadership qualities earned her the position of Chief Executive Officer in 2014, solidifying her influence within Mamelodi Sundowns.

Under Motaung‘s astute guidance, Mamelodi Sundowns emerged as one of South Africa’s most successful clubs. Her visionary approach and strategic insights were pivotal in the club’s African expansion. The crowning achievement came in 2016 when Mamelodi Sundowns became the first South African team to win the prestigious CAF Champions League.

Beyond her accomplishments in football, Jessica Motaung is a passionate advocate for women in sports. She actively serves on esteemed committees such as the FIFA Women’s Football Committee and the Women’s Football Committee of the South African Football Association. Moreover, she established the Jessica Motaung Foundation, a transformative organization that promotes sports for girls and women.

Career

Jessica Motaung‘s incredible journey in the world of football began with her role as a marketing executive at the South African Football Association (SAFA) in 1999. From there, she became a sponsorship manager at SAFA and later the head of marketing for the Premier Soccer League.

In 2012, Motaung achieved a groundbreaking feat when she was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of Mamelodi Sundowns. This historic milestone made her the first South African woman to hold such a prominent position in the football industry. Under her guidance, Sundowns experienced unparalleled success, clinching the Premier Soccer League title a remarkable five times.

Jessica Motaung‘s passion for women’s football extends beyond her role at Sundowns. She actively contributes to the development of the sport as a member of the FIFA Women’s Football Committee and the CAF Women’s Football Committee. Her commitment to advancing women’s football has left an indelible impact in South Africa and across the African continent.

Recognized for her outstanding achievements, Jessica Motaung was honored by Forbes Africa as one of the continent’s top 100 influential women in 2019. Her remarkable contributions have made her a role model in business and football, inspiring women to pursue their dreams fearlessly.

Achievements

Here are some of the benefits of winning the Jessica Motaung Award:

• Increased exposure and recognition
• Financial support
• Access to coaching and training opportunities
• Increased opportunities to play at the highest level
• Inspiration for young girls to play football

Social Media

• Twitter: @JessicaMotaung
• Instagram: @jessica_motaung
• LinkedIn: Jessica Motaung

Personal Life

Ken Simmons, the chairman of the Kaizer Chiefs Football Club, is Jessica Motaung‘s husband. Kenneth Simmons and Donald Simmons are their two children. She is Valeta Motaung’s daughter. Her siblings include a brother and a sister.

Net Worth

Jessica Motaung is a South African businesswoman with a net worth of $10 million. She is the Chief Commercial Officer of Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club, one of the most successful clubs in South Africa.

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