Ronalds LLP: A New Generation of Professional Services Firm Operating in Kenya and the Region

Ronald N. Bwosi, Group Managing Partner at Ronalds LLP, presents the professional services firm. Ronalds LLP is a member firm of Allinial Global, the second largest Association in the world operating in over 99 countries, with some 256 member firms.

“Ronalds LLP is an accounting and advisory firm based in Nairobi in Kenya, where our main office is, and we also have offices in Uganda, Tanzania and Ethiopia. We also work with companies in South Sudan and Somaliland, as well as other parts of the East African region. In Kenya, there are the popular Big Four, but in terms of independent accounting firms, we are the number 1 indigenous firm as per the international accounting community for 2021. We started out in 2010 and we looked at what is the uncontested business in this region. We realized that there were so many clients, especially the SMEs, that were being understaffed by other firms and because of that, we created a firm to respond to their needs. A company that offers them quality and value for the money to make them feel more respected and given a good service experience. So it was on that basis that we formed this firm. Since then, we have grown in leaps and bounds. Even though we were formed on the premise of an SME firm, we have now grown to offer services to multinational companies, particularly those that are seeking to enter Kenya and the East African market. We have also served other companies in terms of state corporations, and we have served the Government of Kenya. We have worked for financial institutions, meaning insurance companies and banks that have approached us for our advice and we have responded to their needs effectively. Currently, we have more than 100 employees operating across the region. At the top level, we have an advisory board, we have seven partners, and we have managers and senior managers on the team. We normally serve four industries – the public sector, NGOs, the corporate sector which comprises oil and gas, manufacturing, real estate and retail industries among other profit entities, and now financial institutions such as banks, insurance entities, SACCOs and pension schemes”, says Ronald N. Bwosi.

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