Jane Karuku: Top 25 CEOs setting the business agenda in 2021
Jane Karuku is a dynamic business leader, with strong management, marketing and global branding experience spanning over 25 years.
Jane Karuku is a dynamic business leader, with strong management, marketing and global branding experience spanning over 25 years.
Since the new board’s appointment, Kenya Power has since July this year connected 140,000 new customers against a target of 125,000 despite the Covid-19 pandemic, which had slowed down activities of the firms due to the lockdowns and the need for social distancing.
Dr Githinji Gitahi is currently one of the most distinguished thought leaders in the healthcare industry and policy, a space he demonstrated his acumen and vision since the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic.
At Toyota Kenya, Arvinder has inculcated a culture of success that is pegged on Toyota Global’s philosophy of Kaizen. Kaizen, a Japanese word, translates to ‘Continuous Improvement’.
Despite being the founder, Peter Nduati leads the management team in effecting the resolutions of the board of directors and where applicable the various board committees’ decisions while ensuring that the Chairman is alerted to forthcoming complex, contentious or sensitive issues affecting the Group of which the Chairman may not be privy to.
Peter Njonjo is an accomplished business leader with over 20 years of experience across sub-Saharan Africa, with 18 of those being with The Coca-Cola Company.
DHL Express Kenya works in an environment where there is constant dissemination and flow of information and additionally, a labour intensive operational environment.
Under Ashok Shah as CEO, APA Insurance has been a Recipient of European Microfinance Award 2019 in recognition for Strengthening Resilience to Climate Change.
In giving back to society, Mohammed Hersi is mentoring 20 young hotel managers, including 5 female Hotel General managers. This is what he has done in as many years as he has been in the Hotel sector of the Tourism industry and more.
Not a stranger to being recognized, Carole Kariuki Karuga was voted ‘Extraordinary Personality to Inspire the Future’ by 80 per cent of the 20,000 students of the Entrepreneurship Clubs of Kenyan Universities in 2012.