Driven By Quality

40 Years of Life Saving Health Solutions
DR. WYCLIFFE NANDAMA.

GROUP, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Mr. George Munyi

Deputy Project Director

Geoffrey Makori

Finance and Operations Director Project

Dr. Reuben Mogoi

Manager, Kisumu Branch

Dr. Shadrack Meme, PHD

Manager, Marketing

Faith Kithinji

Manager, HSS

Elizabeth Mbiri

Manager, HR &Administration

Mr. Patric Njoroge

Manager, Credit Control

Mr. George Nyakundi

Manager. ICT

Mildred Wanyama

Manager, Lab

Dr. Joseph Muriu

Manager, Quality Assurance

Dr. Samuel Were

Manager, Warehouse & logistics

Gladys Mburu

Manager, Client relations

Mr. John Kibe

Manager, Inventory Control

Mr. Leonard Mukua

Chief Accountant

Mr. Henry Waweru

Manager, Internal Audit

Nancy Arunga

Manager, Legal & Compliance

Mr. Muthuka

Manager, Procurement – Project

Dr. Enock Kemboi

Ag. Manager, Procurement

Esther Nthuku

Manager, Monitoring & Evaluation – Project

Mr. Saitoti Ole Mashati

Manager – Warehouse & Logistics – project

Dr. WYCLIFFE NANDAMA- CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

A thought leader and seasoned executive, Dr. Wycliffe Nandama is a multi-talented
pharmaceutical leader with over 28 years of experience in strategic management and
supply chain operations. Since becoming CEO of MEDS in 2021, he has driven the
organization’s mission to deliver affordable, high-quality essential medicines across Sub
Saharan Africa. Dr. Nandama has also been instrumental in driving organizational change
and Strategic Plan for 2023-2026.
Rising through roles from Quality Assurance Manager to Head of Operations, Dr.
Nandama brings a rare combination of operational expertise and strategic vision. He is a
holder of an MBA in Strategic Management and a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy and has
attended Senior Management Leadership Programs (SMLP) at both Strathmore Business
School and Nanyang Business school in Singapore. The roles underpin his approach to
optimizing performance, ensuring compliance, and strengthening MEDS’ impact in the
healthcare sector. His leadership positions the organization as a trusted healthcare partner
across the region.

George Muriithi Munyi

Deputy Project Director – USAID Dawa za Ubora Project

George Muriithi Munyi is the Deputy Project Director for the USAID Dawa za Ubora project since 2024. Before then, George held the role of the Supply Chain and Logistics Manager, a Key position for the USAID Supply Chain Strengthening Project implemented by MEDS. George played a key role in the USAID Dawa za Ubora inception and establishment, and commendable performance.

Between 2015 and 2021, George served as the Inventory Control Manager for MEDS. He has over 15 years of experience in the field of medical supply chain and project management. George is a Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) from the American Institute of Supply Management (ISM) with Project Management qualification from the University of Washington.

Geoffrey Makori – Finance and Operations Director, USAID Dawa za Ubora Project.

CPA Geoffrey Makori is a seasoned finance and operations executive with 20+ years of experience driving impact across donor-funded programs, public health, and corporate finance. Geoffrey has built a reputation for excellence in financial stewardship, strategic operations, and governance.        He currently serves as Finance and Operations Director for the USAID Dawa Za Ubora Project at Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS), where he oversees all strategic financial management, operations management, supply chain management, and compliance.

Geoffrey is a Chartered Public Finance Accountant (CIPFA-UK), Chartered Global Management Accountant (AICPA-USA & CIMA-UK), Certified Fraud Examiner (ACFE-USA), and Certified Public Accountant of Kenya(ICPAK), Geoffrey blends technical expertise with strategic vision. His leadership has consistently delivered unqualified audits, enhanced project impact, improved stakeholders’ relationships, and transformed financial systems. He’s a published thought leader, governance advocate, an active contributor to local & global accounting bodies, and was honored by ICPAK with a Certificate of Commendation for his service.

MBA- Finance | Strategic Leadership Graduate | Passionate about accountability, innovation, and sustainable development.

Dr. Reuben Mogoi.

Dr. Reuben Mogoi is a global health leader with over 13 years of experience in healthcare management, health systems strengthening and a certified humanitarian supply chain leader. He brings a strong track record in managing complex health programs, building institutional collaborations, and advancing access to quality, affordable healthcare across diverse settings.

He currently serves as Branch Manager at the Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS)-Kisumu, where he leads operations across the Western and Nyanza regions. In this role, he oversees a multi-million-dollar budget for MEDS Kisumu branch. He provides strategic leadership in supply chain management, financial oversight, and service delivery, ensuring efficient, reliable, and compliant operations that support healthcare programs within the region. He has played a key role in strengthening distribution systems by improving last mile logistics, and supported revenue growth through implementing strategic cost containment measures and expanding partnerships with all healthcare providers including FBOs, county governments, Private, NGOs/CBOs and learning institutions.

Prior to joining MEDS, he worked as a Clinical Pharmacy consultant at Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi (AKUH, N), where he oversaw pharmacy services in critical care units and contributed to clinical governance, patient safety goals (IPSG), and healthcare innovation. He was part of the founding team that supported the establishment of Africa’s first JCIA-accredited Stroke Centre of Excellence. Earlier in his career, he also served in academic roles at Mt. Kenya University and other institutions, contributing to clinical research, training, and mentorship of future healthcare professionals.

With a steadfast commitment to enhancing health systems, Dr. Mogoi has continuously championed transformative initiatives and provided governance oversight and policy leadership as a Board Member of the Africa Institute for Health and Development (AIHD) and as a member of the Hospital Ethics Committee (HoC) of the Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi (AKUH, N). He is also an active member of several professional bodies, including the Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya (PSK) and Bioethics Society of Kenya (BSK), contributing to policy development and professional standards in the halth sector.

Dr. Mogoi holds a Master of Clinical Pharmacy (Internal Medicine) and a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University, Chennai, India, and a certificate in Senior Management Course (SMC) from the Kenya School of Government (KSG). He also holds several Certificates from the University of Washington, including a Certificate in Leadership and Management in Health (LMIH), a Certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation in Global-Health, and a Certificate in Global-Health Project Management. He also holds certification in Humanitarian Supply Chain Management from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK), and he is a licensed clinical pharmacy specialist by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB).

Dr. Shadrack Mururu Meme – Manager, Business Development.

Dr. Shadrack Mururu Meme is currently Manager, Business development and at Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS) one of the largest Faith Based Drug Supply Organization in East and Central Africa

SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION

Shadrack Meme is an astute health supply chain practitioner, marketing, medical scientist and health systems management specialist with extensive technical, business development, research and proposal writing teaching, market shaping, client management and health systems strengthening spanning over a period of 15 years. He has worked in various management and leadership positions over the years with a proven track record. Shadrack Meme has a PhD in Health Systems Management, master’s in health systems management, bachelor’s in medical laboratory sciences, Higher diploma in medical laboratory sciences specializing in clinical chemistry, Heamatology, immunology and blood transfusion science, Diploma in Medical Laboratory Sciences, Diploma in purchasing and Supplies management and Diploma in Marketing Management.  He also has a certificate in pharmacy and various certification including Health Management and Leadership, Monitoring and Evaluation and Project management, Redesigning global health and implementation sciences from University of Washington.  as well as certification in Strategic Management from Kenya Institute of Management. He has also attended various short courses in areas of quality improvement, risk management, Sales and client management, credit management, effective leadership and management skills. 

Dr. Shadrack Meme has deep understanding of the healthcare and pharmaceutical supply chain industry, global health  systems dynamics, health systems in Kenya and strategic plan development having worked in healthcare and pharmaceutical industry and as member of World Bank supported Joint Learning Network (JLN) under the Ministry of Health, and external resource person for the Boston University department of global health school of public health on health commodity supply chain system and Chair of Ministry of Health Medicine and Affordability and Pricing Committee (MAPAC).

Dr. Shadrack Meme is registered with Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologist as a medical laboratory scientific officer. He is also a member of various professional associations including Association for laboratory scientific officers (AKMSO), African Society for Laboratory Medicine (ASLM), Health Systems Management Association (HESMA), Kenya Institute of Management (KIM).

Dr. Shadrack Meme is a manager, Business Development and Marketing where he is involved in product development, sales, tenders, pricing of health products and technologies among other activities to generate revenue for the organization.

Faith K. Kithinji – Manager, Health Sytems Strengthening.

Faith Kithinji is an experienced Health Systems Strengthening expert with over 15 years of expertise in global health systems, workforce optimization, and capacity building. She holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Healthcare Management from Strathmore Business School and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Nairobi, providing her with a strong blend of clinical, managerial, and strategic leadership capabilities.

She joined MEDS in May 2021 as a Capacity Building Officer and has since risen to the role of Health Systems Strengthening Manager. In her current role, she is charged with the responsibility of identifying training needs for health workers, developing responsive curricula, establishing strategic partnerships, and coordinating the development of proposals to support health system strengthening initiatives.

At MEDS, Faith has been instrumental in spearheading capacity-building programs and business development initiatives, successfully coordinating over 50 training programs and impacting more than 1,000 health workers across various healthcare settings. She has led the design and implementation of data-driven training curricula, developed tools for performance monitoring, and supported health supply chain strengthening through innovative learning approaches.

Prior to joining MEDS, Faith held roles at the African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET), Savannah Informatics, AMREF Health Africa, and Strathmore University, where she contributed to immunization programs, data systems strengthening, and health workforce development at both county and national levels.

With a strong foundation in health systems management, data-driven decision-making, and stakeholder engagement, Faith combines technical expertise with strategic insight to drive impactful, sustainable health system improvements. She remains committed to advancing equitable access to quality healthcare through innovative and resilient health system solutions.

Elizabeth Mbiri – Manager, Human Resources and Administration.

I have spent over 30 years growing through the ranks at MEDS, from early administrative roles to my current position as Manager, Human Resources and Administration. Throughout this journey, one constant has guided me: leadership is service.

Early in my career, a colleague told me, “Thank you for seeing me when I felt invisible.” I had supported her through a difficult transition, and that moment affirmed what has shaped my entire leadership philosophy: real impact comes from lifting others, not standing above them. That experience transformed my understanding of Human Resources from a functional responsibility to a servant leadership calling.

Backed by a master’s in counselling psychology, a Bachelor’s in Business Management,  Certified Human Resources Practitioner (CHRP-K), membership at the Institute of Human Resources Management (IHRM) and Kenya Psychological Association (KPA);   I have built my approach around empathy, fairness, and organizational stewardship. My role is not merely to manage talent, but to create an environment where people feel supported, valued, and empowered to succeed.

My philosophy is simple: when people flourish, organizations flourish. My work is to ensure both happen every day.

Patrick Njoroge – Manager, Credit Control.

Patrick Njoroge is an experienced finance professional specializing in Credit Control and Client Relationship Management, with over 20 years of progressive experience in financial management, credit risk oversight, and debt recovery. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) degree and is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), combining solid technical knowledge with practical business insight.

He joined Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS) in April 2008 as a Credit Control Officer and was promoted to Credit Control Manager in 2019. In this role, he oversees credit control functions, including client account management, credit policy implementation, and debt collection, ensuring the organization maintains healthy cash flow to support its operations.

Patrick has a strong track record in managing credit risk, improving collections performance, and fostering positive client relationships. He plays a key role in aligning credit management practices with organizational objectives, contributing to operational efficiency and financial sustainability.

He is recognized for his analytical approach, attention to detail, and ability to balance financial control with customer-focused service delivery.

GEORGE NYAKUNDI – MANAGER, ICT.

George Nyakundi, has over 12 years of progressive experience in ICT, 8 of which are in management. He currently serves as the ICT Manager at MEDS), where he leads enterprise ICT strategy and digital transformation initiatives supporting national healthcare supply chain operations.

His expertise spans enterprise systems governance, ERP modernization, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and ICT risk management within highly regulated environments. He has played a key role in embedding global best practices such as ISO 27001 information security standards, GDPR principles, and compliance with the Kenya Data Protection Act into organizational systems and processes.

At MEDS, with the ICT team, he is spearheading ICT modernization efforts, including migrating enterprise systems to secure cloud platforms, enhancing ERP governance frameworks, and implementing robust data protection and business continuity measures. His work supports critical healthcare programs and ensures the integrity, availability, and confidentiality of data across the supply chain and donor-funded operations.

He holds a master’s degree in computer science, an MBA in Marketing & Strategic Management, and a degree in Computer Science. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), with additional certifications in networking, cloud, and enterprise systems.

He is a member of the ICT Authority of Kenya (ICTAK) and the Computer Society of Kenya.

Dr Joseph K. Muriu – Manager, Quality Assurance.

Dr Muriu is a dedicated pharmacist and seasoned Quality Assurance Manager at Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies (MEDS), where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety, efficacy, and quality of health products and technologies in the region. With a robust background in pharmaceutical sciences, supply chain management and a keen eye for regulatory compliance, he oversees complex quality management systems to safeguard supply chain integrity. Joseph’s career is defined by his commitment to regulatory excellence and his ability to bridge the gap between complex pharmaceutical standards and efficient operations.

A versatile quality assurance specialist with more than 10 years’ experience, he is a Qualified Person for Pharmacovigilance (QPPV) and an ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor, combining deep supply chain expertise with a background in accountancy, with CPA Section 3 from Strathmore University. Dr. Muriu holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Kenyatta University and is currently advancing his leadership acumen through an MBA in Strategic Management at the University of Nairobi and a Post Graduate Diploma in Supply Chain Management at Empower School of Health and Kent State University.

Since joining MEDS as a Management Trainee in 2017, his outstanding performance and work ethics led to successive promotions to Quality Assurance Officer (2018), Supervisor (2020), and finally Manager (2021). Today, he oversees the rigorous quality management systems that ensure the safety and efficacy of health products and technologies supplied by MEDS.

As the Manager in Charge of Quality Assurance, Dr Muriu led team efforts which culminated in the ISO 17025:2017 accreditation of the MEDS Quality Control Laboratory, including the physicochemical and microbiology units (2024), and ISO 9001:2015 certification of a new Branch in Kisumu (2021). In addition, he spearheaded efforts which led to MEDS retaining its ISO 9001:2015 certification (2023), World Health Organization (WHO) re-qualification of the laboratory (2023), and re-qualification of the MEDS as pharmaceutical wholesaler by USAID Global Health Supply Chain (GHSC) and Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (2021 & 2024).

He has extended the fight against substandard and falsified health products to other countries in the Continent through training and capacity building of other Faith-Based Drug Supply Chain Organizations in Nigeria and DRC Congo.

GLADYS MBURU, MANAGER – CLIENT RELATIONS

Gladys Mburu has extensive expertise in operational excellence, strategic planning, key account management and client relations. She holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in strategy. She has trained in Kaizen, business sustainability and leadership among others.

She joined MEDS in 2009 as a Business Development Officer and quickly became integral to the organization’s client operations. In 2010, she was appointed Customer Service Manager. Using her training in Kaizen, she has played an integral role in developing systems and processes to enhance customer experience and key account management. She led the expansion of MEDS services beyond Kenya and oversaw the very first export shipment of medical commodities to Chad. Prior to joining MEDS, she oversaw client relations, logistics and distribution across Kenya in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector across different organizations.

She was at the forefront of implementing MEDS first Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system and has continued ensuring automation is at the core of client relations. She has led several committees such as developing the current MEDS Branding and Policy, developing MEDS 2023 to 2027 Strategic Plan, and chaired the 2013 – 2017 Strategic Plan implementation committee among others. She was an integral part of the team that developed the roadmap for operationalizing MEDS Kisumu Branch and has been a three-term member of MEDS Job Evaluation committee among many others.

She is currently the process lead for MEDS Supply Chain Process under the ISO 9001:2015 based Quality Management System. A trained Lead Auditor, she has won recognition for being the best Lead Auditor in two consecutive years.

Gladys is passionate about providing delightful customer experience to MEDS clients and leads a team that ensures MEDS meets and exceeds clients’ expectations. She is at the forefront of advocating for MEDS to be a customer-centric organization and does so passionately.

With over fifteen years of serving clients, she brings incredible expertise to MEDS management team.

John Kibe – Manager, Inventory Control.

John joined MEDS in 2023 and brings extensive experience in demand and supply planning, inventory management, as well as operations management. He has a strong understanding of supply chain management and is skilled in navigating complex supply chain environments to deliver exceptional results. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree (Statistics option) and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Operations Management. He is also a Certified Procurement and Supplies Professional (CPSP-K).

John is a member of both the Kenya Institute of Supplies Management (KISM) and the Kenya Institute of Management (KIM). As Manager, Inventory Control, he oversees the organization’s inventory management, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and optimal stock levels. At MEDS, he leads a diverse team focused on driving operational efficiency and strengthening inventory control processes.

LEONARD MUKUA, CHIEF ACCOUNTANT

Leonard Mukua is the Chief Accountant, a position he has held since November 2023. A highly skilled accounting and finance professional with over 15 years’ experience in developing and implementing financial strategies that drive profitability, reduce costs, capital investment, digital transformation and balance sheet growth.

Prior to MEDS, Mukua held senior roles in the ever changing and competitive media industry and the real estate sector.

He forms part of the credit committee tasked with development of credit policy and managing the organization’s debt levels. He has been part of the team involved in development and review of MEDS five-year strategic plan.

He holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in Strategic Management, Bachelor of Commerce in Business Administration and Management. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya, which has enabled him to carry out end-to-end accounting functions, have in-depth knowledge of various sectors and demonstrate a strong command of financial reporting standards.

Demonstrates strong leadership capabilities in managing and mentoring finance teams, fostering a culture of accountability, integrity, and continuous improvement. Skilled in ERP systems, financial modeling, and data-driven performance analysis.

The Chief Accountant plays a critical role in safeguarding organizational assets and optimizing financial performance in a dynamic and evolving Kenyan economy.

HENRY WAWERU- MANAGER INTERNAL AUDIT AND RISK

Henry Waweru is a strategic and detail-oriented Audit, Risk and Governance professional with 18 years’ experience in internal controls, financial management, corporate governance, and enterprise risk management (ERM).

He holds academic and professional qualifications including a Masters in Business Administration (Finance) from University of Nairobi, Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) from Kenyatta University, Certified Public Accountant of Kenya (CPA-K), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and Certified Public Secretaries of Kenya (CPS-K).

He is a member of Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), ICPAK and ICPSK. He is also a trained ISO 9001 2015 QMS lead auditor. He has also attended a Senior Management Course (SMC) at Kenya School of Management.

He joined MEDS on 28 July 2025 as the Manager Internal Audit and Risk. He previously worked as the Principal Internal Auditor at Information Communications Authority of Kenya for a period of seven years where he oversaw operationalization of Enterprise Risk Management, Audit Charter and Audit Strategy.  Before then he worked in various private and public sector organizations.

During his period in MEDS he has exhibited tangible command in Audit Lifecycle Management from Risk Based Audit Planning, final reporting and follow-up on remediation efforts. He has demonstrated Risk Mitigation capacity having been involved in developing and maintaining the Enterprise Risk Register, Risk Heat Maps and Risk Appetite Statement. He has also contributed to optimizing MEDS Internal Processes by analyzing workflows geared towards operational efficiency and effectiveness.

He has entrenched a culture of Cross-Functional Collaboration of Internal Audit Department with other departments and Key stakeholders; aimed at ensuring a unified approach to internal controls, risk and governance. He is also instrumental in Executive Reporting whereby he has presented high-level findings and strategic recommendations to the Audit and Risk Management Committee (ARMC) of the Board.

His goal is to ensure that the Department adds value and improvement to MEDS operations by providing objective assurance and consulting services in risk management, internal controls and governance processes.

Arunga Nancy – Manager, Legal and Compliance.

Nancy Arunga is a highly experienced Legal and Compliance professional with over a decade of expertise in regulatory affairs, governance and law reform within Kenya’s healthcare sector. She has been instrumental in shaping the country’s pharmaceutical and health products regulatory framework, including participating in drafting of key legislation such as the Kenya Food and Drugs Authority Bill, Pharmacy and Poisons (Amendment) Bill, as well as aligning national laws with regional and continental frameworks like the AU Model Law and EAC regulations.

Her experience includes leading Kenya’s National Regulatory Systems Team during the World Health Organization’s (WHO) benchmarking process, advancing the country’s regulatory system toward Maturity Level 3. She has also played a key role in regional and global harmonization efforts, contributing to among others the EAC Policy and Strategic Plan (2018–2022) on regulation of medical products, EAC Pharmaceutical Bill and the African Medicines Agency Treaty.

In her current role, Nancy provides legal and compliance advisory across a wide range of matters, including contract drafting and review, labour and employment law, regulatory compliance and governance. She supports the organization in managing legal risk while ensuring alignment with applicable laws and industry standards.

Nancy holds a Master’s degree in Public Policy and Management from Strathmore University, a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) from the University of Nairobi and a Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law. She is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and a Certified Secretary. With deep expertise across national, regional and global regulatory systems she is a trusted advisor in the healthcare legal and compliance space.

Esther Nthambi Nthuku, Manager- Monitoring and Evaluation Dawa za Ubora Project.

Esther Nthambi is a seasoned Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) professional with over 10 years of experience supporting public health programs and health systems strengthening in Kenya. She holds a Master of Science in Research Methods and Statistics from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology awarded under the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) at Makerere University. She is also a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), bringing structured project management expertise to complex organization environments.

She currently serves as the Monitoring and Evaluation Manager at MEDS, supporting the Kenya Dawa za Ubora project, where she provides strategic leadership and technical oversight for performance monitoring, adaptive learning, and evidence based decision making.

She joined MEDS in 2024 where she leads the design and implementation of robust MEL systems that support procurement, warehousing, and distribution of essential health products and technologies (HPTs), ensuring alignment with donor requirements and national priorities. She plays a key role in strengthening data-driven decision-making, performance tracking, and accountability, contributing to improved availability and accessibility of life-saving HPTs across the country.

Her technical expertise spans supply chain systems, HIV/TB and malaria programs, maternal and child health, and community health systems. She has extensive experience in designing MEL frameworks, developing digital data systems, leading evaluations, and strengthening data quality and use at both national and sub-national levels.

Prior to joining MEDS, Esther held senior MEL roles with World Vision International, IMA World Health, Population Council, USAID and AMREF, where she supported large-scale, donor-funded programs and collaborated with government and partners to strengthen health systems and improve service delivery outcomes.

She is passionate about advancing data-driven supply chain performance, accountability, and stewardship, contributing to MEDS’ mission of delivering quality health commodities and improving health outcomes for communities across Kenya.

 

Saitoti Ole Mashati

Saitoti Ole Mashati is an accomplished Supply Chain Practioner, with over 15 years of experience in Logistics and Supply Chain Solutions. He holds an MBA from the University of Nairobi and has extensive expertise in Supply Chain Management, Process Improvement & Supply Chain Optimization, Procurement, Operations Management, Inventory Management, Medical Logistics, Humanitarian Response & Relief Assistance, Training & Capacity building.

Previously, he held senior roles at Plan International Kenya, as the Country Supply Chain Manager, and Save the Children International, as the Regional Procurement Manager, for the East & Southern Africa Region, International Rescue Committee, as the Country Supply Chain & Procurement Manager, where he successfully developed Supply Chain Strategies that optimized operational excellence and enhanced accountability.

He has also demonstrated leadership, and acted as the Head of Supply Chain for Plan International, Malawi Country Office, where he effectively spearheaded the setup and operationalization of the Country Office’s Supply Chain Hub, and acted as the Director of Supply Chain at Save the Children, Ethiopia Country Office, during a critical period from July 21st to September 25th, 2019, effectively steering and ensuring uninterrupted supply chain operations, maintaining crucial logistics functions, and fostering seamless continuity