Angela Ndambuki has been appointed CEO of Kenya’s leading private sector body, Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, KNCCI. KNCCI constitutes small, micro enterprises (MSEs), medium and large enterprises.
Ndambuki is an advocate of the high court and has previously worked as the CEO of the Performers Rights Society of Kenya (PRISK).
She holds a Masters of Laws Degree in Intellectual property Law from the University of Edinburgh (UK) and a bachelor of Law degree from the University of Nairobi.
KNCCI Chairman Kiprono Kittony expressed confidence in the appointment adding that Ndambuki will ensure sustainable growth and enhanced service delivery to the business community.
“Ndambuki has a passion for advocacy issues and was instrumental in amending the copyright act 2001, Laws of Kenya in line with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) Beijing Treaty on Audio – Visual Performances,” Kittony said.
She was also instrumental in developing and finalizing the National Music Policy which is a blueprint for guiding coordinating and regulating the music industry in Kenya.
Kittony bets on her in-depth knowledge on public Private partnerships and relationship building with development partners, trade and support institutions and relevant government institutions.
Angela was a member of Kenyan girl band, Tatuu.
Kenya Chamber SME Development
The Chamber supports and nurtures entrepreneurial culture in various ways such as tailor-made support on MSMEs strategy development, business registration, exports development, business regulations and business plans preparation, entrepreneurship and industrial incentives.
Jointly with partners in and outside Kenya, the Chamber offers scholarship opportunities to Kenyan business community on technical courses such as information technology, telecommunications, MSMEs and rural development, project management, environment and renewable energy courses.
KNCCI also offer consultancy services to both public and private entities on trade and industrial development strategies, trade negotiations, participation and supporting Government delegation.
