Nairobi, Kenya – At the second annual Gala Award and CEO Summit, organized by ‘Africapitol Ventures, 50 of Kenya’s most influential leaders were celebrated for their transformative contributions across industries. The list, notable for its gender balance and diversity of sectors, includes Daniel Juma (Country Director, Global Peace Foundation Kenya), Tom Gitogo (CEO, Britam Holdings), Carole Karuga (CEO, KEPSA), and Paul Russo (CEO, KCB Bank). The summit, held in Nairobi, spotlighted leaders driving innovation, societal development, and ethical leadership in business, social enterprise, and public service. Selection emphasized sustainable growth, community impact, and resilience, with sectors ranging from banking, aviation, tech, and media to NGOs. Marion Gathoga (CEO, Standard Group) was also recognized for her media leadership. Daniel Juma’s Distinction in Peacebuilding.Juma stood out in the NGOs and Parastatals category for his groundbreaking work in youth empowerment, peacebuilding, and grassroots community initiatives through GPF Kenya. His efforts align with national goals for social cohesion and economic equity. A Convergence of VisionariesThe ceremony united Kenya’s political, corporate, and civil society leaders, reinforcing a shared commitment to sustainable development. Attendees underscored the role of collaborative leadership in addressing societal challenges. In his remarks, Juma highlighted grassroots collaboration:
“This award honors the resilience of Kenya’s youth, our grassroots partners, and the tireless GPF Kenya team. Collective action is key to lasting change.”
About Global Peace Foundation Kenya:
GPF Kenya empowers communities through programs fostering peace, education, and youth leadership, contributing to Kenya’s social and economic resilience. The summit not only celebrated individual achievements but also set a roadmap for inclusive, visionary leadership in Kenya’s evolving landscape.
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