Dorothy Kiprono

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Job Title: finance manager

Company: Aerolink Uganda

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Dorothy Kiprono was appointed as the finance manager of Aerolink Uganda in October 2021.

She has more than 15 years’ experience in finance and accounting in the aviation industry, having begun as an assistant accountant at Agricultural Finance Corporation. She joined BCD Travel as a payables accountant in May 2011, serving in the role for three years before moving on to a similar position at AirKenya Express. In April 2015, Dorothy was appointed as treasury accountant at the airline. After a three-year stint, Dorothy transitioned to Regional Air Services Tanzania as chief accountant, a role she held until October 2021.

She holds a Bachelor of Commerce and an MBA in strategic management from Kenyatta University. She is also a certified public accountant (CPA-K).

Work experience
Oct 2021 - Present: finance manager, Aerolink Uganda
Aug 2018 - Oct 2021: chief accountant, Regional Air Services Tanzania
Apr 2015 - Jul 2018: treasury accountant, AirKenya Express
Mar 2014 - Apr 2015: payables accountant, AirKenya Express
May 2011 - Mar 2014: payables accountant, BCD Travel
Jan 2009 - May 2011: assistant accountant, Agricultural Finance Corporation
Jan 2008 - Sep 2008: internship, Agricultural Finance Corporation

Education
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Strategic Management, Kenyatta University
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.), Finance, Kenyatta University
Business Administration and Management, General, Strathmore Business School (SBS)
CPA-K, Vision Institute of Professionals

Aerolink Uganda
Aerolink Uganda is a privately owned airline in Uganda, that specialises in transporting tourists to national parks and tourist sites within East Africa.

 

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