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The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa

Mwende is the former Regional Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for Access Bank (Kenya) PLC, a role that placed her at the helm of financial leadership across Eastern and Central Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Congo.

The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa

In 2010, Josephine took a leap of faith and applied for DHL’s Global Management Traineeship program in Bonn, Germany. What followed was a whirlwind of international assignments that shaped both her professional and personal life.

The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa

As Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Finance Director for Kenya and Africa at Standard Chartered, Chemutai’s two-decade journey in the financial sector is a testament to her dedication, growth, and excellence.

The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa

At her FD role, she is supporting over 40 markets in Africa where Diageo does not have a physical presence. This role has deepened her appreciation for Africa’s rich cultural tapestry and untapped market potential.

The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa

Her role as Finance Director involves overseeing the financial health of the company, driving financial strategies that align with Unilever’s broader business objectives, and ensuring that the company remains competitive in the ever-evolving market.

The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa

A cornerstone of Esther’s career is her vast experience across the financial services landscape, covering payments, lending, savings, investments, and insurance—services essential to empowering consumers and businesses economically.

The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa

Risper’s role encompasses overseeing both the financial performance and strategic direction of the company. Despite navigating various market challenges, EABL has maintained strong growth across its regional markets.