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Meet CFO East Africa senior writer Muriel Adhiambo

Muriel joins community manager KC Rottok Chesaina in developing the CFO East Africa community as it cements its role in Kenya and expands its reach in Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.

She has strong experience in both broadcast and print journalism and holds a postgraduate diploma in mass communication from the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC). Muriel also holds a bachelor of laws from the University of Nairobi, and practised as a litigator before following her passion for writing. She has worked in both print and broadcast journalism at leading media houses in Kenya.

“I am excited about joining the CFO East Africa Team. I am passionate about impactful storytelling, and the community’s commitment to empowering finance executives through networking and knowledge-sharing resonates deeply with me. I look forward to leveraging my experience and passion in creating insightful content that illuminates emerging issues of concern to finance executives within the East African region and positions CFO East Africa as a key resource,” Muriel said.

KC added, “We are thrilled to welcome Muriel to our team as a senior writer. From the outset, she stood out as the most exceptional candidate for the role, and her impressive writing style truly resonated with us. I am confident that her talent will bring immense value to both our online articles and print publication, elevating the quality and depth of our content. We are excited to see the fresh perspectives and creativity she will contribute as we continue to grow as a community.”.

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