Top 25 Most Customer-Centric Brands Impacting Lives in 2024
In every product and every innovation, Bio Food Products exemplifies a customer-first approach, a commitment to quality, and a passion for sustainability.
In every product and every innovation, Bio Food Products exemplifies a customer-first approach, a commitment to quality, and a passion for sustainability.
Distributed by East African Breweries PLC (EABL) in Kenya, Johnnie Walker has positioned itself as a brand delivering world-class whisky products, entrenching itself as a customer-centric brand and solidifying its revered reputation.
Kakuzi takes pride in being the first company to introduce the superfood blueberry to Kenya, showcasing its commitment to innovation and meeting diverse customer demands both locally and globally.
#17 LITTLE Little stands out as an embodiment of customer centricity in the competitive landscape of the taxi-hailing services industry. Positioned as a pan-African ‘everyday everything’ app, Little has emerged…
Sasini’s reach extends globally, with major export destinations spanning Japan and South Korea in the Far East, Europe, the United States of America (USA), the Middle East, Asia, and selected African countries like Egypt.
SBM Bank’s Relationship Strength Index consistently places it at the pinnacle of the industry.
Absa Bank embodies the essence of Africa, showcasing an unwavering dedication to placing customers at the forefront of its operations. This commitment ensures that every interaction is not only meaningful and memorable but also mutually beneficial for all involved.
Tetra Pak’s mission revolves around the pledge to safeguard food and ensure its availability worldwide. The company’s mantra, ‘protect what’s good’, encapsulates its commitment to preserving the integrity of food, safeguarding individuals, and nurturing the planet.
Safaricom’s transformative impact across education, healthcare, agriculture, sports, government partnerships, manufacturing, and financial inclusion demonstrates its steadfast dedication to fostering inclusive growth and development in Kenya.
Simultaneously, as Chair and Director of I&M Capital, a fund manager regulated by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA), Daniel oversees the implementation of various wealth management and advisory services (WMAS). This subsidiary, like I&M Bank, is under the umbrella of I&M Group PLC.