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Fridah is a distinguished figure in the realm of Certified Public Accountancy, with a stellar career marked by an extensive focus on public sector audits. She is a thought leader in the dynamic landscape of public sector audits and financial management. Fridah has been an invaluable contributor to the accounting profession. Her distinguished service on various committees of ICPAK showcases her commitment to the broader CPA community. She holds a master’s in finance and is an on-going Doctoral student.
Mungai has garnered international experience in key economies, including the UK, USA, and South Africa. His prowess extends across pivotal areas such as taxation, risk management, financial controls, and statutory compliance. His holistic expertise positions him as a strategic partner for organizations seeking not only financial acumen but also a nuanced understanding of the intricate taxation landscape. He is a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountant of Kenya and CPA Australia.
Caleb is a financial analyst and has broad experience in corporate finance, strategy and project finance. He started his career in a retail lending conglomerate. From this, he gained exposure to several facets of business, including fundraising, financial modelling, credit modelling. He proceeded to co-found a technology business which was part of the 10 startups selected to be part of the European accelerator program. He has since worked on infrastructure projects with a Zimbabwean group called Masawara before assuming this role.
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Comprise a wide variety of Financial Institutions which manage and facilitate the movement of money between institutions and individuals. Over the years, more of these institutions have popped up satisfying the evolved needs of the people.
Independent of the government, these organizations intend to aid in the development of certain areas which are otherwise lacking and as such are funded by various donors which implies that transparency in fund management is key. The sector also includes Diplomatic missions.
Kenya’s manufacturing sector is already flourished and indeed a contender in the region, this can be attributed to the ease of credit access available to manufacturers in a relatively stable political climate.
These services are provided by licensed persons operating in a growing private sector and filled by highly skilled professionals produced by Kenya’s educational institutions.
Thanks to Kenya’s middle class having more disposable income to splash out, retail is a growing sector. Kenya’s ease of doing business coupled with its relatively safe and stable political situation encourages this sector to grow even further.
This sector is welcoming a lot of international interest however, on a local scale it is still lagging behind due to the advent of Digital Marketing which is much more interactive in nature.
A thriving industry in Kenya on the rise due to a steady growth in population, rise in incomes coupled with an ever increasing need for affordable housing has attracted an impressive flow of investors seeking a piece of the pie.
Kenya is considered to have a hospitable and relatively safe economic environment and as such, is the regions hub for International business Head Quarters.
Nairobi city is home to over 100 major international companies and organisations and thousands of Kenyan businesses making it a reputable business and culture hub.
Our beautiful land of Kenya has an attractive tourism sector and despite its recent stagnation, it has begun to spring back up. Tourism is very important to Kenya’s economy as referenced in the ‘Vision 2030’ as one of its economic pillars.
This is a large sector which continues to grow encouraging both public and private sector collaboration regarding healthcare in order to achieve better access across the board.
This sector is thriving in Kenya due to a growth in the retail industry driven by Kenya’s middle class having more disposable income.
This is a sector which has the ability to transform a country’s fortunes and as such, it has slowly been implemented across the health care, education and financial services sectors in Kenya.
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