This issue celebrates corporate brands that have in place long-term strategic CR and CS embedded in their overall strategies and which are being quietly implemented without the often much sort after publicity for the corporation or its CEO.
Anastasia Nyalita is a dynamic and competent health specialist, a Pharmacist and an MBA graduate to boot, with an unquenchable passion for sharing her skills and knowledge through erudite communication via various engagement platforms.
Fiona Asonga’s role in policy and regulatory matters has had her acquire certificates in Policy Development and Advocacy from International Center for Parliamentary Studies, Training and Consulting Associates and Business Advocacy Fund.
Paul’s Muthaura move to ICEA LION General Insurance undoubtedly represents the biggest shift in his illustrious career. Unlike his previous roles, which were predominantly in the public sector, this one is in the private sector
While overseeing all these activities, Carole Kariuki Karuga maintains a busy event calendar, as she champions all private sector engagements where her expertise and immense knowledge are often called upon to promote the association’s agenda of private sector growth.
Catherine joined APA Life Insurance early 2017 as the first woman CEO in the APA/Apollo group. Since then, Catherine’s focus has been on growth of the company market share and growing the bottom line.
As CEO of Takaful, Sumayya Hassan is focusing on deepening insurance penetration of Takaful across different sectors and demographics.
As CEO at Laborex Kenya, one of Mwende Musunga's roles is to maintain and source new business opportunities and as she exits, one of her greatest satisfaction is having ventured and steered the organisation into the medical devices space and in the distribution of FMCG goods.
Before joining KBC as MD, Dr Naim Bilal served as the acting director of Information in the Republic under the Ministry of ICT, where he was honoured with a stint as acting PS for the State Department of Broadcasting and Telecommunications in December 2018.
In 2010, at a corner of a 5 square foot open office off Ngong road, 25-year-old Samantha Siyieyio Kipury sat alone, her courage spilling over, filling the empty space around her. Her life had just taken a trajectory that would propel her career in the media industry in Kenya
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