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The Business Daily’s ranking of the young successful and rising women who are expected to dominate the corporate and professional scenes in the next couple of decades. I have gone through the list but am unable to trace our 'celebs'...why so? where are kina Carolyne Mutoko,Esther Arunga (LOL) and the rest? did any Wazuan make it to the list? http://www.businessdaily.../1/-/6hpwm0/-/index.htmlIf you are an eagle don't hang around with chickens; chickens don't fly....
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/14/2009 Posts: 2,057
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Married with one child and a promising career ahead, i think she stands out... PATRICIA MURUGAMI, 33 Director of Executive Education, Strathmore Business School. Patricia Murugami is a busy woman and not just because she has to come up with competitive talent development programmes and executes them for her employer, Strathmore Business School. The trained marketer, auditor and management expert also has to keep an eye on Kenya’s multi-billion shilling wedding industry where through Elegant Brides and related businesses, she does a range of activities tied to wedding planning. With all these chores on her hands, the married mother of one still considers her family her most important job. “The biggest lesson I have learnt is that if one gets things in the family right, the rest including career and business will flow,” she said. At SBS, she heads a team of eight executives charged with running executive programmes, a key income stream for the Madaraka-based university. Some of the programmes she has run include the leading woman just last week while there are several other upcoming ones such as balanced scorecard, operational excellence and the effective director. Ms Murugami, who joined SBS two years ago, says she has increased the annual programme offering four-fold, from five to 20, in what she considers her biggest achievement in the current job. Previously, she worked at listed cement maker Bamburi as a business controller, a position she joined after holding different roles in audit and consulting at consultancy firms Deloitte, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Ms Murugami, who holds an MBA in Strategic Management and Marketing from the University of Nairobi, believes her strength is in leadership, management, strategy, process improvement, marketing and business continuity. And she is not done yet. If you are an eagle don't hang around with chickens; chickens don't fly....
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,328 Location: Masada
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Where is @Mwende? Portfolio: Sold You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,452
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vinii wrote: I have gone through the list but am unable to trace our 'celebs'...why so? where are kina Carolyne Mutoko,Esther Arunga (LOL) and the rest?
What is so special about Caroline Mutoko? I mean, seriously. Kindly school me. Don't even get me started on Esther Arunga. Let's concentrate on Mutoko for now. Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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vinii wrote:The Business Daily’s ranking of the young successful and rising women who are expected to dominate the corporate and professional scenes in the next couple of decades. I have gone through the list but am unable to trace our 'celebs'...why so? where are kina Carolyne Mutoko,Esther Arunga (LOL) and the rest? did any Wazuan make it to the list? http://www.businessdaily...1/-/6hpwm0/-/index.html . she isn't inspiring and do not think she is innovative in anyway other than the morning her programme that sometimes irritates rather than entertains. "You're not supposed to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who says it". Malcolm X
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/15/2006 Posts: 3,905
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@vinii the list you are referring to is outdated by one year - Evidently, the problem of being too digital...
The list did run but Ms. Murugami did not make it to this year's list. This year, there was a panel so I think the list was more sound than last years...
Spreads 1 and 2 had women of admirable achievement. Difficult not to notice the voyage of women into tech - Ms. Olga Arara, Ms. Isis Nyongo, Ms. Ory Okolloh, Ms. Jessicah Colaco.
I particularly liked these new entrants: Ms. Maggie Ireri, MD or Synovate Kenya. Ms. Sylvia Mulinge, GM Enterprise, Safaricom Business Ms. Aggnes Kagure, Executive Financial Advisor
Spreads 3 and 4 Ms. Julie Gichuru (37) has an undergraduate degree in law and an MBA. She is striking, elegant, and passionate - and is given too much of a hard rap in Wazua, considering her achievements if you ask me.
I like the verve of youth in: Sakina Hassanali (27), Marketing Manager HassConsult Rosa Nduati-Mutoer (31), Partner Anjarwalla & Khanna Angela Waki (30), Partner Coulson Harney Harpeet Ubhi (30), Partner Daly @ Figgis
Best of... Ms. Isis Nyong'o (33) Managing Director InMobi undergrad at Stanford, MBA from Harvard, and youngest MD Ms. Ory Okolloh (34) co-Founder Ushahidi most famed and recognized in 2011 most influential women in tech Ms. Marion Gathoga (39) Managing Director, Cadbury has been on the list 3 times Ms. Adema Sangale (34) Managing Director, Proctor & Gamble EA, youngest MD of a global giant, from a graduate recruit to the top
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/14/2009 Posts: 2,057
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muganda wrote:@vinii the list you are referring to is outdated by one year - Evidently, the problem of being too digital...
The list did run but Ms. Murugami did not make it to this year's list. This year, there was a panel so I think the list was more sound than last years...
Spreads 1 and 2 had women of admirable achievement. Difficult not to notice the voyage of women into tech - Ms. Olga Arara, Ms. Isis Nyongo, Ms. Ory Okolloh, Ms. Jessicah Colaco.
I particularly liked these new entrants: Ms. Maggie Ireri, MD or Synovate Kenya. Ms. Sylvia Mulinge, GM Enterprise, Safaricom Business Ms. Aggnes Kagure, Executive Financial Advisor
Spreads 3 and 4 Ms. Julie Gichuru (37) has an undergraduate degree in law and an MBA. She is striking, elegant, and passionate - and is given too much of a hard rap in Wazua, considering her achievements if you ask me.
I like the verve of youth in: Sakina Hassanali (27), Marketing Manager HassConsult Rosa Nduati-Mutoer (31), Partner Anjarwalla & Khanna Angela Waki (30), Partner Coulson Harney Harpeet Ubhi (30), Partner Daly @ Figgis
Best of... Ms. Isis Nyong'o (33) Managing Director InMobi undergrad at Stanford, MBA from Harvard, and youngest MD Ms. Ory Okolloh (34) co-Founder Ushahidi most famed and recognized in 2011 most influential women in tech Ms. Marion Gathoga (39) Managing Director, Cadbury has been on the list 3 times Ms. Adema Sangale (34) Managing Director, Proctor & Gamble EA, youngest MD of a global giant, from a graduate recruit to the top
Thanks @ Muganda for the correction...i blame it on c & p If you are an eagle don't hang around with chickens; chickens don't fly....
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