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Eveready names Winnie Chepkemoi as new CEO

Brian Murimi by Brian Murimi
September 22, 2023
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Eveready East Africa PLC has appointed Winnie Chepkemoi as its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, the company announced Friday.

Chepkemoi takes over from Thomas Mong’are Masaki, who has served as Acting Managing Director since March 2021. The company said Masaki played “an integral part in Eveready’s transformation” during his tenure.

According to the announcement by Eveready Company Secretary Evans Lagat, Chepkemoi is a “risk professional” with experience in the U.S., East Africa, and West Africa. She has focused on industries including energy, fintech, financial services, technology, media and telecommunications.

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Chepkemoi holds a bachelor’s degree in actuarial science from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. She also has a master’s degree in finance and investments from the University of Nairobi. Additionally, Chepkemoi is a Certified Information Systems Auditor.

“The Chairman and The Board of Directors take this opportunity to: thank Mr. Masaki for his dedicated service, sound advice, commitment to EVEREADY and wish him the very best in his future endeavors; and welcome Ms. Chepkemoi to EVEREADY and look forward to drawing on her expertise and experience in steering the Company forward,” Lagat said in the announcement.

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With her diverse professional background, Chepkemoi appears well-positioned to build on Eveready’s progress. Her experience working in multiple regions and industries provides useful perspective.

Chepkemoi’s educational credentials also suggest strong qualifications. Her specialized degrees in actuarial science, finance and information systems audit indicate expertise in data analysis, financial management, risk assessment and technological fluency.

Additionally, Chepkemoi’s designation as a Certified Information Systems Auditor demonstrates proficiency in information technology controls, cybersecurity measures and governance protocols.

Eveready officials expressed optimism about Chepkemoi steering the company forward. Her wide-ranging risk management expertise could prove beneficial as Eveready navigates ongoing volatility in the global economy.

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