Draft:Gregory Calum Hughes
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Mr Gregory (Greg) C Hughes | |
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| Born | May 13, 1974 Bedford, England |
| Nationality (legal) | South African |
| Education | BCom (RAU); MBA (WITS Business School) |
| Notable work | Subterfuge (ISBN 978 1 80016 836 7) |
| Style | Fiction: Thriller, Suspense, Spy, Crime |
Greg Hughes is an author known for fictional thriller novels including Subterfuge (https://pegasuspublishers.com/books/crime-thriller/subterfuge). He is also the founder and CEO of Infixion Media (Pty) Ltd, South Africa's largest B2B & trade media enterprise until its sale to Naspers in 2014.
Biography[edit]
Greg was born in Bedford, England but grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa from the age of four. In 1979, his father, at the time a foreign correspondent with Reuters, was transferred to the company's sub-Saharan Africa bureau. Greg attended school and university in South Africa and also completed his military service as a junior officer in the South African navy between 1992 and 1996...[1]
Career[edit]
After discharging from the navy, Greg began work as an advertising sales executive for National Publishing. This sparked a career in journalism, media and publishing that would span more than twenty years, culminating in his acquisition of the IHS (NYSE:IHS) media and property assets in South Africa and the formation of Infixion Media (Pty) Ltd in 2009. Greg ultimately sold Infixion Media's publishing interests to Naspers-controlled Media24 (JSE:NPN) in 2014. He then reorganized Infixion Asset Holdings (Pty) Ltd into a small Private Equity firm with a primary focus investing into start-ups and small businesses within South Africa, holding varying interests and ownership in diverse entities in sectors including publishing; digital media; marketing and advertising; investment banking; retail apparel; sports marketing; and mainstream media. In 2019, Infixion Asset Holdings (UK) Ltd was established, representing the company’s first investments in the United Kingdom after purchasing a minority stake in a boutique investment bank and a financial advisory firm. He has held various CEO positions at companies for over fifteen years and served as a non-executive director on various company Boards in South Africa and the United Kingdom. He also served as Principal Officer of a corporate pension fund and sat on the Employment Equity/Diversity committee of IHS South Africa. The action thriller Subterfuge (ISBN 978 1 80016 836 7) was his first work of fiction. [2]
Works[edit]
- Subterfuge (ISBN 978 1 80016 836 7) (ISBN-10 : 1800168365)
- Subterfuge eBook (ASIN : B0CKJ7KRV8)
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Further reading[edit]
- ISBN-10 : 1800168365
- ISBN-13 : 978-1800168367
- ASIN : B0CKJ7KRV8
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