List of all articles filed under “kenya-interviews” category.
Berjeesh Surty shares his assessment of the industrial sector in Kenya and gives an overview of SpenoMatic Group, a company specialized in providing boilers, thermic fluid heaters, co-generation plants, turbines, burners, water treatment plants, effluent and sewage treatment plants, water, fuel and process chemicals, steam distribution products, pump and packaging machines, etc.
Sawan Shah shares his assessment of the snacks, spices and seasonings industry in Kenya and presents Tropical Heat, one of the leading manufacturers of spices and snacks in the East African region and a household name in Kenya. Tropical Heat manufactures a vast range of products including pure spices, herbs, seasonings, masalas, salts, potato crisps, ethnic snacks, Kenyan chevda, peanuts, rice cakes and extruded snacks.
Alfred Kandarah gives an overview of the printing and packaging industry in Kenya and presents Typotech Imaging Systems Ltd, a company established in 1997 which started out by offering consultancy services on production, equipment and workflow needs to the printing, publishing and packaging industries. Additionally, Typotech now supplies prepress, press and postpress consumables, equipment and workflow solutions.
Aashit Shah gives an overview of the tyre industry in Kenya and presents Kingsway Tyres, a leading tyre distributing and retailing company established in 1960. The company has a wide range of tyre products for all types of vehicles and is the sole importer and distributor in Kenya of international tyre brands like Michelin, BF Goodrich, Apollo, Kumho and Techking Tyres.
Ahmed Ben Bella shares his views on the ICT industry in Kenya, particularly the audio video sector (AV sector). He also presents Avtech Systems Limited, a company that started operations in 2002 in the audio-visual equipment rental business and has now moved to system integration within the audio-visual industry.
Joan Mwaura gives an overview of Oxygen 8 Group, a global technology provider of multi-channel solutions with offices in 11 countries and operations in over 32 countries. In Kenya, Oxygen 8 focuses on different areas such as lottery, the gambling industry, billing and corporate solutions, etc. She also presents the Lotto Foundation, which distributes funds raised through Lotto to good causes throughout the country, in areas such as sports, education, health and community development.
Chets Mukherjee shares his assessment of the IT sector in Kenya and presents Software Technologies Limited, a company specialized in providing innovative software solutions and products for managing people, processes and governance. He also discusses partnerships and gives an overview of their training center, Institute of Software Technologies.
Ben Woodhams shares is assessment of the real estate sector in Nairobi and Kenya as a whole and presents Knight Frank, a leading real estate consultancy in Kenya, specialized in advising commercial and residential developers, investors, owners and occupiers. Knight Frank fulfills a wide range of real estate needs, including: property management, agency, valuation, project management, feasibility and research-led consultancy.
Shaileen Shah shares her assessment of the hospitality sector and the hotel industry in Kenya and Nairobi and presents Trademark Hotel, a 215-room urban business hotel inspired by the cultural and creative renaissance in Nairobi, reflecting the city’s industrious and innovative nature in its design. Trademark Hotel is a member of Design Hotels.
Anne Eriksson gives an overview of PwC, one of Kenya’s leading professional services firms focused on providing assurance, advisory and tax services, mentioning some of the company’s most significant success, challenges to be faced, CSR activities, future plans, etc.
