Top 25 Most Powerful Women in C-Suite Impacting Business
A turnaround Manager, Mary Kinyua has steered organizations to great heights through change management and business processes re-engineering that continue to astound many.
A turnaround Manager, Mary Kinyua has steered organizations to great heights through change management and business processes re-engineering that continue to astound many.
Zuhura Odhiambo holds an MBA degree in Marketing from Kenya Methodist University and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from Limkokwing University, Malaysia.
Dorothy is currently Head of Communications and Public Affairs for Africa at Google. Prior to that, she served as Communications Manager for Nokia with assignments covering East, Central, and Southern Africa.
Maria Mbeneka enjoys voluntary work to give back to the community and a Life member of the Kenya Red Cross Society, where she serves as a member of its Election Grievances Committee.
Eunie Khimulu Nyakundi is a mentor to the youth informally and formally over the last 4 years under the Kenya Ministry of ICT Presidential Digital Talent Programme for youth mentorship.
Dr. Muthoni Ntonjira began her journey as a medical practitioner after completing her Bachelor’s degree in Medicine and Surgery from UoN in 2007, working briefly as a general practitioner in Ngong’ Subcounty Hospital, before returning to the University of Nairobi for her Residency Program in Anaesthesiology which she completed in 2012.
Dr Patricia Murugami has a deep purpose and calling to catalyze the growth of people, teams and boards by enabling them to rise and elevate and become their next best selves. In order to do this, she has served on various boards across the education, manufacturing, ICT, social enterprise and advisory sectors.
With over 24 years work experience mainly in top blue-chip banking, telecommunications and IT companies, Olga Arara-Kimani has a demonstrable track record of success in providing leadership in both strategic business development, sales, marketing and project management at a regional and global level.
What ultimately drives Wandia Gichuru is a vision of seeing “Africa Dress Herself”.
Emily Waita has a broad understanding of the political, social and business operating environments within the continent having spent most of her career managing affairs in Eastern and Southern Africa, Horn of Africa, Indian Ocean Islands and Francophone Africa.