Category Board Of Directors
Date: 13 Apr, 2021 Born and raised in Ofafa Jericho Estate in Nairobi, Kibicho graduated from University of Nairobi and started his career as an Accountant at Louis Dreyfus Commodities Mombasa. Kibicho later immigrated to the US with his family and joined IQVIA (formerly Quintiles), a leading Clinical Research Organization as a Financial Analyst. Kibicho has since served in
Noreen is a tax lawyer based in Nairobi. Having grown up and schooled in Eastlands, specifically K-South, she is keen to engage with the youngsters in the neighborhood and share ideas aimed at uplifting each other. She is a sports enthusiast especially football and rugby and this augurs well with the youth in Eastlands. Noreen
Augustine is currently serving as an Officer in the United States Army. He believes in the noble cause of giving back to the society by bringing a smile on people faces more so children – especially to those with fewer resources – by affording them the opportunity they need to succeed in life. Augustine is
Muiruri joined Duke’s Global Health Institute in 2007. Prior to joining DGHI, Charles was a program coordinator in the division of Infectious Diseases at Duke. Muiruri spent his early years at DGHI working on research capacity building at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre, Moshi Tanzania. Charles has a master’s degree in Public Health from UNC
Co-founder of Farova Development Initiative. Benti started his journey as a soccer player at a very young age growing up in Maringo, Nairobi. Having had a supporting uncle, the late Kennedy Amwayi who once featured for AFC Leopards in Kenya, “Benti” was a young, determined and ambitious kid. He followed the foot steps of his uncle,
Born Kisumu, raised in Kapsabet, grew up in Nakuru, worked in Nairobi and now in Pittsburgh and the journey continues. Am an avowed believer in community organization for common goals, especially when the goals are to prop up the whole community. Sports, especially soccer, is a passion in most Kenyan communities but with an acute lack of facilities
Peter grew up in Gikambura- about 5 miles outside Nairobi and now lives in Kentucky. A graduate of KMTC Nairobi, The University of Indianapolis and Marylhurst University, Peter have had a long career in Medical rehabilitation services and involvement with the youth. Peter says his decision to join Farova was largely inspired by the words