The Most Powerful Women in Finance in East Africa
Rachael is an experienced finance strategy professional, currently serving as the Chief Finance Officer (CFO) at ZEP Re (PTA Reinsurance Company).
Rachael is an experienced finance strategy professional, currently serving as the Chief Finance Officer (CFO) at ZEP Re (PTA Reinsurance Company).
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 change of name from CFAO Motors Kenya to CFAO Mobility Kenya this year marks a significant shift in its strategic direction, as well as signals a new chapter in the company’s history.
Under Jacquie’s guidance, NCBA’s brand visibility has significantly increased, enhancing the company’s market position. Her achievements and strategic vision have not gone unnoticed, earning her a nomination for the East Africa Marketing Trailblazer of the Year Award by the Women of Excellence Awards.
SBM Bank’s Relationship Strength Index consistently places it at the pinnacle of the industry.
In his capacity as Chair, Adil has played a pivotal role in supporting the management team’s efforts to successfully implement key government projects.
Standing tall among family businesses, Davis & Shirtliff fully embraces ESG principles and practices, a testament to the leadership of its Chair, Alec Davis, and the professionally constituted board of directors: a true beacon of excellence.
Absa Bank Kenya, a pioneer in sustainable banking, integrates progressive financial services, environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and ethical governance to ensure a vibrant and responsible future.
Ms Nyamu's leadership boasts an impressive 27-year track record, characterised by dedication to excellence and a commitment to ensuring client satisfaction.
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