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As CFO, Orge’s roles and responsibilities are diverse. From handling tax issues to pricing new menus and negotiating with suppliers for mutual benefit, she thrives on the varied challenges her role presents.
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.
As Purity Mumbe continues to lead EARe with vision and agility, her impact on the finance industry and the broader community is undeniable.
Rachael is an experienced finance strategy professional, currently serving as the Chief Finance Officer (CFO) at ZEP Re (PTA Reinsurance Company).
Flora’s expertise in reinsurance further solidified Reliance Insurance’s financial standing, as she successfully led the recovery of TZS 7 billion from an outstanding balance of TZS 10 billion.
Helena’s journey is one of resilience, innovation, and profound influence, making her a trailblazer for women in finance across the region.
Currently serving as Associate Professor of Finance and Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor, Finance and Operations, Prof. Kalunda has established herself as a force in both academia and the finance industry. Her role as a respected academic and finance professional, has been instrumental in moulding the future leaders of the financial world.
As Deputy CFO of 4G Capital, Njoki plays a pivotal role in steering the company towards its financial objectives.
As Finance and Administration Director at Minet Kenya since July 2017, Caroline plays a crucial role in shaping the financial landscape of the company by providing strategic financial oversight, driving sustainable growth and ensuring all stakeholders commitments are met.
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.
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.
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