Top 25 Most Impactful Chairs of Boards 2024
In his capacity as Chair, Adil has played a pivotal role in supporting the management team’s efforts to successfully implement key government projects.
In his capacity as Chair, Adil has played a pivotal role in supporting the management team’s efforts to successfully implement key government projects.
#9 RITA KAVASHE, MBS CHAIR BAT KENYA Nationally acclaimed Automotive Industry Captain, Rita Kavashe, took on the role of Chair of the Board of Directors of British American Tobacco (BAT)…
Emphasising thought leadership in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices, sustainability, and strategy, both locally and internationally, Kellen guides Standard Chartered to excel in its unwavering commitment to impactful ESG practices while achieving remarkable profitability.
Kiprono, affectionately known as ‘Kip’, has directed particular attention towards spearheading the revival of the privatisation program in Kenya, with the aim of facilitating the divestment of several state-owned enterprises (SOEs)
Under the adept and proven chairmanship of Michael, KQ has embarked boldly on a transformative journey with the explicit goal of reclaiming profitability, rebounding from a significant downturn exacerbated by the harsh global economic climate and the pervasive impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Amb. Awori’s chairmanship extends to CFAO Motors Kenya, the automotive arm of CFAO Kenya. Under his adept guidance, Toyota Kenya and DT Dobie underwent a rebranding initiative in 2022, transforming into CFAO Motors Kenya.
Charles embodies a commitment to exceptional corporate governance and ethical practices that drive business growth.
Within six months of joining the Britam board, Kuria Muchiru was appointed its Chair. Kuria’s rapid rise was key to placing the blue-chip firm - present in seven African countries - on the right footing during a tough corporate reorganisation.
Under his adept guidance, EABL not only upholds its status as a trailblazer in the region’s beverage industry but also takes pride in contributing about 1 percent of Kenya’s gross domestic product (GDP), showcasing a commitment to both economic growth and sustainability.
Since the merger and its formation four years ago, NCBA has experienced exceptional growth over the past four years, firmly establishing itself as the third-largest banking group in East Africa.