PwC Kenya partners with the 2025 CFO Awards for East Africa

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The firm adds its support to the region’s most anticipated annual celebration of CFO excellence.

PwC Kenya has joined the list of partners supporting the 2025 CFO Awards for East Africa.

The partnership reflects PwC Kenya’s continued engagement with the finance community and its longstanding work with leaders shaping governance and strategy across the region.

The annual ceremony recognises outstanding CFOs and finance heads of listed companies, large enterprises, state-owned entities and government institutions.

The black-tie gala will take place on 27 November 2025 at Emara Ole Sereni in Nairobi, bringing together CFOs, senior executives and industry partners for an evening of fine cuisine and celebration.

Winners are selected from a list of top CFO nominees through a rigorous judging process led by an independent panel of finance and business leaders.

The panel consists of seasoned finance and business leaders from diverse fields, some of them former CFOs, who bring their expertise and unique insights to the process.

The 2025 CFO Awards will honour excellence across key categories including CFO of the Year, Young CFO of the Year, Finance Transformation, Compliance and Governance, and Finance and ESG, among others. 

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