“If someone were to tell me a glass ceiling was standing in my way, I would open a window, fly out and continue to soar.” This spirit of determination is distinctively embodied by Agnes Kalekye, a visionary media leader whose journey exemplifies the boundless potential women bring to the helm.
As Founder and CEO of Craft Silicon, Kamal has consistently demonstrated visionary leadership by harnessing technology to solve Africa’s financial challenges. His journey began with the creation of banking software tailored for microfinance institutions and mobile money platforms that bridge the gap for the unbanked.
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.
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.
Dentsu’s approach is deeply rooted in being people-centric, ensuring that its strategies not only drive business success but also contribute positively to society.
Founded in 2019, Arc Ride emerged as a response to the pressing need for sustainable mass transportation solutions in rapidly growing African cities. The company aims to revolutionise urban mobility by providing a scalable model that incorporates a fleet of EVs and the necessary infrastructure for battery charging.
Founded in 1999 as a professional non-profit organisation representing the interests of Technology Service Providers in Kenya, TESPOK operates the Kenya Internet Exchange Point (KIXP), which helps keep local traffic local.
By 2007, Stanbic Bank had established four branches in Kenya and employed 270 staff members. It ranked as the ninth-largest bank in Kenya by assets, amounting to KES 29 billion by March 2007, according to the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).
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.
At the core of Karen’s leadership philosophy are accountability, integrity, and empathy. These values guide her interactions with colleagues, clients, and communities, fostering trust and reliability.
To Catherine, PR embodies the delicate art of shaping narratives, moulding perceptions, and fostering brand growth. She revels in the opportunity to don her thinking cap, meticulously crafting strategies to bring her visions to fruition.
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