Mary-Ann Musangi

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Mary-Ann Musangi
Born1971 (age 50–51)
Kenya
NationalityKenyan
CitizenshipKenya
Alma materUniversity of Surrey
(Bachelor of Arts in International Business Administration)
(Master of Science in Management)
OccupationBusinesswoman, Entrepreneur, Investor
Years active1991 – present
Known forBusiness
TitleDirector
*Sidian Bank
*UAP Investments Limited
*Haco Tiger Brands
*International House Limited
*Woof Advertising & Marketing
*Croyden Limited
*Rongai Sheraton Hotel.

Mary-Ann Musangi is a Kenyan businesswoman and entrepreneur based in Nairobi, Kenya's capital city. She sits on at least seven boards of publicly traded and private Kenyan companies, including Sidian Bank (formerly K-Rep Bank),[1] Haco Tiger Brands, UAP Investments Limited, International House Limited, Woof Advertising & Marketing, Croyden Limited and Sheraton Rongai.[2]

Background and education[]

She was born circa 1971 to Christopher John Kirubi and Mrs. Kirubi. Her parents have since divorced.[3] She holds a Bachelor of Arts in international business administration and a Master of Science in management from the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom[2][3]

In July 2017, in an interview with the Business Daily Africa newspaper, she describes her mother as "a lovely lady", "very low key", "very hardworking", "loves her kids". She is now retired.[3]

Mary-Ann views her father as a mentor who grew up with nothing and today is one of Kenya's most accomplished businessmen.[3]

Career[]

Starting as at the age of 23 years, Mrs. Musangi has worked with several international companies, including the Coca-Cola Company, Kenya Commercial Bank, GlaxoSmithKline and Ogilvy & Mather.[2][3]

After 15 years as a corporate employee, in 2009 she ventured out on her own and started a restaurant called "Secret Garden" located on Riverside Drive, Nairobi. In February 2017, when opened,[4] she established "Olpul", an upscale "steakhouse".[3]

Personal life[]

She is married to Andrew Mukite Musangi, an attorney. Together they have children.[3][5] She describes her husband as "amazing", "so nice", tolerant, "very supportive" and "works with the kids..", "my backbone".[3]

See also[]

  • Centum Investments

References[]

  1. ^ Okoth, Edwin (8 December 2014). "Kirubi tightens his grip on K-Rep Bank". Daily Nation. Nairobi. Retrieved 14 July 2017.
  2. ^ a b c SBL (14 July 2017). "Sidian Bank Board of Directors: Mary-Ann Musangi". Nairobi: Sidian Bank Limited (SBL). Retrieved 14 July 2017.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h Biko, Jackson (13 July 2017). "Meet Kirubi's daughter". Business Daily Africa. Nairobi. Retrieved 14 July 2017.
  4. ^ Njanja, Annie (15 February 2017). "Kenya's Largest Shopping Mall, Two Rivers Mall, Opens To Public". Nairobi: Nairobi News Online. Retrieved 14 July 2017.
  5. ^ Musyoki, Miriam (14 July 2017). "Meet Chris Kirubi's Daughter Mary-Ann Musangi Who is Director at Sidian Bank". Nairobi: Kenyans.co.ke. Retrieved 14 July 2017.

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