Top 25 Most Influential CEOs Impacting Business
Crispin Achola is a seasoned and versatile business leader who was appointed to lead BAT’s business in East Africa in January 2021, making history as the first Kenyan in the role.
Crispin Achola is a seasoned and versatile business leader who was appointed to lead BAT’s business in East Africa in January 2021, making history as the first Kenyan in the role.
Marion Gathoga-Mwangi was appointed as Managing Director in July 2018. She is an accomplished Senior Executive with over 20 years of local and international experience in Commercial and General Management predominantly in the manufacturing sector.
Dr Macharia Irungu continues to see KPC dramatically raise its financial game year after year on the backdrop of solid completion and operationalization of massive investments .
Ashok Shah started his insurance career in the UK working with an insurance broker, specializing in Life Insurance and Home Mortgages.
Nancy Matimu has had an illustrious 15-year career, having led and driven growth through transformation of businesses, capacity building in brand, products and innovation as well as sales and operational excellence.
Through her official duties and her passion and love for her country, Carole Kariuki has earned the singularly honour of being the de-facto Ambassador of a flamboyant coterie of witty, youthful and highly learned women CEOs.
Rita Kavashe always adds value to boards she sits on and brings high voltage networks, diversity in gender and infuses the often much needed skill set due to her exposure, experience and board background.
Since ascending to the top C-Suite office as MD and CEO in January 2013, Joshua Oigara has provided clear and strategic leadership that started in 2013 when the KCB Group launched its sustainability framework dubbed KCB Group Sustainability Roadmap 2013-2020.
Jeremy Awori is a strong champion of gender equality. The Absa Bank Kenya he leads has a strong commitment towards expanding the role and influence of women both in its business and in society at large.
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