Claire Munde
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SHE MEANS BUSINESS| Murugi Munyi: I earn millions from influencing
Murugi Munyi has been described as one of the highest-paid influencers in Kenya, a title she happily accepts, adding that one of her highest-paying gigs paid $7,500 (Ksh. 969,000 using today’s conversion rate) for a single campaign.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| Njeri Jomo's rise from insurance agent to CEO of the year
Njeri Jomo will tell you that an accolade is just that – an accolade.To be able to draw up a vision for an organization and have a team buy into it and execute it is no walk in the park.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| Work hard and play hard: Patricia Ithau
She has had a three decades-long career in marketing, the impact world and leading teams at director level, and as she prepares to hit a major milestone this year, thinking about what she wants her legacy to be is what keeps her up at night....
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| Leadership is not about being loud, but making an impact: Toseef Din
A firm believer in making an impact, rather than making the loudest noise, Toseef Din is firmly grounded in her faith.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| The Maths-loving CFO: Risper Genga
She likes a good challenge and got into the world of accounting and finance through sheer defiance and to prove that she could do hard things.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| Banking on women: Elizabeth Wasunna’s mission to support SMEs
A red lapel pin with her company’s name written on it sits neatly on Elizabeth Wasunna’s houndstooth coat and gives a glimpse into the seriousness and dedication with which she takes her work and role as director of business banking.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| From data entry clerk to venture capital association boss, Jacklyne Iminza's story
She studied to be a teacher, but even while doing so, Jacklyne Iminza knew she would not last in the education field.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| From leaving baby to work abroad to Women on Boards mission: Catherine Musakali's journey
This week, She Means Business sat with Catherine Musakali, the co-founder of the Women on Boards Network in Kenya to discuss the choices and sacrifices associated with achieving work success, and what it takes to get a seat on a board.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| From intrapreneur to entrepreneur: Angela Ambitho’s 20-year journey building Infotrak
From rising up to a leadership role at the age of 26, to breaking out to start her own business right after returning from maternity leave, Infotrak founder and CEO Angela Ambitho embodies ambition and the art of not settling for less.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS | Insider's take on getting to the top of your career
We're talking to Pauline Kiraithe, who's had a decades long career as an HR director, on the dos and don'ts of building a successful career and getting to the top.