The future in supply chain: Available options for growth

25th Oct 2024 11am - 5pm
East Africa Time

at The University of Nairobi

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The University of Nairobi, School of Business in partnership with the CIPS Kenya Branch is organizing a student engagement forum to advise students from various universities in Kenya about careers, professional membership and certifications, importance of mentorship and a networking session. We shall have in attendance industry leaders, lecturers and professionals who shall share their experiences, research papers and white papers on the subject matter and address any questions that shall arise during the session. We shall have keynote speeches, panel discussions, an open Q&A session and a networking session.

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EVENT VENUE:

The University of Nairobi, School of Business, Lower Kabete Campus

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EVENT SPEAKER

Molly Kwamah

Business Development Lead for Global Programs

Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA)

Molly Kwamah is a seasoned supply chain and development specialist with vast experience in designing and implementing transformative development programs that deliver sustainable solutions and lasting impact for different communities globally. Ms. Kwamah is passionate about gender and social inclusivity as well as technology and climate change related issues.

She currently serves as a Business Development Lead for Global Programs at Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA), a Canadian international NGO building business solutions for poverty alleviation and is also a part time lecturer at the University of Nairobi in Supply Chain Management, Operations and Project Management. Ms. Kwamah is passionate about impacting knowledge, challenging the status quo and spurring systemic change through strategic collaboration, design of transformative interventions that deliver innovative yet sustainable supply chains.

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The future in supply chain: Available options for growth

CIPS Kenya Branch

Agenda

11:00 Arrival and registration
11:30 Welcoming remarks. The University of Nairobi team
11:45 Introduction of CIPS Kenya Branch
12:00 Molly Kwamah
12:45pm - Q&A
1:00pm Break for lunch
12:00pm Panel Discussion
3:00pm Comfort break
3:10pm Open Q&A
4:00pm Networking
5:00pm Event close

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