Kenya Investment Summit

KENYA INVESTMENT SUMMIT Johannesburg, South Africa 4th - 5th September 2015

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Chamber Patron

The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI), is a NON-PROFIT, autonomous, private sector institution and membership based organization.

Uhuru Kenyatta H. E President of the Republic of Kenya

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It was established in 1965 from the amalgamation of the then three existing Chambers of Commerce: The Asian, African and European chambers, to protect and develop the interests of the business community.

Chairman

KNCCI has a countrywide outreach with 47 County Chambers. It works in close collaboration with the Government, stakeholders and business development organizations internationally.

Kiprono Kittony National Chairman, KNCCI

It is an affiliate member of the International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICC), the G 77 Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Pan African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PACCI), the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), the East African Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (EACCIA), and the East African Business Council (EABC), among others.

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Government of Kenya

Our mission is to project, promote and protect Kenya’s interests and image globally through innovative diplomacy, and contribute towards a just, peaceful and equitable world.

Amb. Amina Mohammed Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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Mission Coordinator

The business environment is a dynamic one that changes from time to time and there is need for the business community in Kenya to remain on track by adopting the latest and most efficient means of carrying out their trades.

Brenda Oyier

This why at the chamber through vigorous research and trainings we are able to offer enterprise development training to keep members of the business community abreast with what is going on all over the world so as to keep them highly efficient and competitive.

Business Development Manager KNCCI

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Member

John Kenmmey Delegate, C. E. O of CKK Group

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The CKK Group was founded in 2002 and officially opened 2006. In the years since its inception, the company has undergone tremendous growth in the mining and supplies industries locally and internationally hence achieving world class standard delivery in import and export procurement correspondences.

The CKK Group deals in the international trade of mining goods and overall industrial supplies such as Jumbo PP Bags, Plastic Seals, Steel Seals, Electrical and Fibre Optic Cable, Pipe Fitting Equipment, Industrial Pumps and Crashers, Mesh and Chemical Products.

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Silpa Anyango Owich Delegate, CFC Stanbic Bank

CfC Stanbic Bank is part of the Standard Bank Group, Africa’s largest bank by assets. Standard Bank Group headline earnings from continuing operations for 2014 were R21 billion (about USD 1.9 billion) and total assets were R1 907 billion (about USD 165 billion). Standard Bank’s market capitalisation at 31 December 2014 was R232.2 billion (about USD20 billion).The group’s largest shareholder is Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the world’s largest bank, with a 20.1% shareholding.

Standard Bank Group has direct, on-the-ground representation in 19 African countries. Standard Bank Group has more than 1100 branches and over 8 400 ATMs in Africa,

making it one of the largest banking networks on the continent. It provides global connections backed by deep insights into the countries where it operates. In Kenya the bank has a network of 24 branches.

CfC Stanbic Bank provides the full spectrum of financial services. Its Corporate and Investment Banking division serves a wide range of requirements for banking, finance, trading, investment, risk management and advisory services. Corporate and Investment Banking delivers this comprehensive range of products and services relating to: investment banking; global markets; and global transactional products and services.

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Cosmas Musyoki Kilili Delegate, Power Point Limited

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We specialise in renewable energy solutions such as solar and power control solutions such as power back up systems, which provide electricity without depleting the earth’s limited resources. We achieve this by offering both hybrid and stand-alone systems.

We specialize in Design, Installation and Maintenance of Industrial Electronics/Electrical Systems and products and accessories. These include UPS, Solar Electric Systems, Solar Water Heating Systems, Power Back-Up Systems, Power Controls and related fields.

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Sammy Kinyua Delegate, Samchi Credit Limited

Samchi Credit Limited is part of the Samchi group which has interests in the real estate, hospitality and telecommunication sectors. Samchi credit started operations in April 2011 and later became a member of the Association of Microfinance Institutions (AMFI) in 2013.

It is a company that is rapidly and steadily climbing the microfinance ladder to becoming one of the highly respected microfinance organizations in the industry.

We have two branches in Nairobi, and one in Mombasa.

The founders of Samchi Credit Limited are Mrs. Esther Muchemi, Mr. Kevin Mutiso, and Mr. Sam Muchemi.

It offers much needed liquidity to businesses specifically loans of between 500 to 10,000 USD to small and medium enterprises as well as individuals through unique, tailor-made products to its clients.

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Wanjiru Gathira Delegate, Social Impact Institute

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Social Impact Institute - Africa [SII] is a professional firm that offers capacity development services and also runs its own portfolio of projects. We partner with communities, organizations and institutions in diverse industry and government verticals to improve and transform lives through our thematic areas of economic empowerment, social justice and environmental conservation.

We achieve this by delivering significant advantages and value to our clients and partners through innovative services and flexible solutions. In its approach to tackling development issues in Kenya, SII has adopted a county focus in line with the Constitution of Kenya 2010, Kenya’s Vision

2030 and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Collective local participation holds the key to enhancing a bottom-up approach in County and national development.

We believe the county level is where development assistance can most effectively impact Kenyans. Therefore, most of our interventions will utilize resources (facilities, man power and knowledge) that working at the County level provides. We will work with decision makers to ensure counties are able to effectively plan, design, implement and monitor development projects and deliver results to the people.

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