Celebrating the Top Corporate Brands Driving Business in 2024
Customer Centricity, driven by Britam’s EPIC² #OneBritam strategy, is the heartbeat of Britam’s success and market leadership.
Celebrating the Top Corporate Brands Driving Business in 2024
Today, NCBA operates in Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, and Ivory Coast, with an extensive network of 109 branches.
Celebrating the Top Corporate Brands Driving Business in 2024
Visa Inc., a global leader in digital payments, stands at the forefront of this transformation, facilitating seamless transactions across more than 200 countries and territories.
Publisher’s Note: Celebrating the Top Corporate Brands Driving Business in 2024
As Business Monthly EA releases its sixth Kenya @ 60 edition, we reflect on the remarkable journey of economic growth that has been fired by various industries.
Top 25 Most Impactful Women in Corporate Communications
Currently overseeing Brand and Marketing at Safaricom, Zizwe’s career narrative is a compelling saga of innovation, leadership, and transformative success deeply rooted in her Kenyan heritage.
Top 25 Most Impactful Women in Corporate Communications
Serving as Director of Customer Experience, Brand and Marketing at Britam, a Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE)-listed financial services firm with a footprint in seven African countries, Diane is not just about creating generic communication—she is a customer experience whisperer crafting brand narratives that resonate across diverse markets.
Top 25 Most Impactful Women in Corporate Communications
Joyce Kibe’s story exemplifies the intersection of strategic acumen, transformative leadership, and a deep commitment to community and mentorship. As Head of Corporate Affairs, Brand, and Marketing at Standard Chartered, Joyce continues to leave an indelible mark on the bank’s success and reputation, embodying the spirit of innovation and excellence in every endeavour.
Top 25 Most Impactful Women in Corporate Communications
Nelly’s impressive career trajectory spans across various positions in esteemed multinational corporations, where she has meticulously honed her networking skills and expertise critical in stakeholder engagements.
Top 5 Women Consultants in Corporate Communications
Emily Kaiga's career was shaped in the journalism field. She was a versatile acquisition for the Nation Media Group’s (NMG) broadcasting division, cutting her teeth in TV and Radio as news reporter, editor, producer, and news anchor.
Top 5 Women Consultants in Corporate Communications
Kendi’s career started 21 years ago after graduating from the University of Nairobi (UoN). She was selected to participate in the graduate trainee program at Unilever, where she began as a Field Sales Representative and Assistant Brand Manager.
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