A consulting group, built around five commercial divisions.
Atlas brings marketing, software, AI, web and bid management under a single roof, so a business can draw on one connected team.
The roadmap is usually the missing piece.
Atlas Consulting Group is a digital consulting firm based in Johannesburg, founded in 2025. We work with companies that already know they need to grow through technology but do not know where to start. The need is clear. The roadmap is what is missing. Atlas works out where to begin, then delivers the work.
A real team you can visit.
One Group banner. Five commercial divisions and one community league.
Atlas Brand and Marketing (AB&M) handles marketing and content. Atlas Software builds custom apps and platforms. Atlas AI develops intelligent systems and automation. Atlas Web builds and maintains websites. Atlas Bid Management guides competitive bids from qualification to submission. Atlas Flag Series, our non profit, runs alongside the commercial work.
Chirag Joshi
CEOChirag is co founder and CEO of Atlas Consulting Group. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Law and an LLB from the University of the Witwatersrand, where he is pursuing a Master's in Cyber Law. He brings a legal and commercial frame to the work, anchored in a single view: technology only earns its place when it solves a real commercial problem. Anything that still feels like technology has not finished its job.
Ofentse Thulare
Chief Revenue OfficerOfentse is co founder and Chief Revenue Officer of Atlas Consulting Group. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Digital Marketing from Vega School, where he graduated cum laude. He brings close to a decade across sales, systems, and digital marketing, and a personal mission to empower African businesses to compete on equal footing with the rest of the world.
Community development through sport.
Atlas Flag Series is our registered non profit: a flag football league that is weekly, open to all, and completely free for players. Atlas funds and runs the whole operation. Season 1 launched in February 2026, with four teams and around sixty active participants in Johannesburg, women's and men's competition side by side. A long term goal is to help build flag football in South Africa, in step with the sport's debut at the 2028 Olympic Games.
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