Executives Engaged: 199
Events Per Year: 24
Registered Members: 2400
Countries: Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda
Launched in 2023, CFO East Africa brings finance executives together, boosting their knowledge, networks and careers, through down-to-earth engagement, world-class events and original content. The CFO East Africa community comprises executives from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda.
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The Executive Communities East African team spent a week in Kampala meeting the country’s leading CFOs and CIOs – and hosted the second round of summits in-country this year.
The interviews for the CFO Awards, CHRO Awards and CIO Awards have concluded, after nominations poured in for the top executives in finance, human resources and IT.
It’s hard to imagine a more enthusiastic person in the role as the partnerships manager for Executive Communities East Africa.
Executive Communities brought the show to Kampala, to keep engaging the CFO East Africa community, and launch the Uganda chapter of CITO East Africa.
Growth and engagement are the watchwords as Rwanda’s IT and Finance high-fliers get stuck into community-engagement at the chapter launch of CITO East Africa community, and the second annual CFO East Africa Summit in that country.
The Executive Communities East African calendar kicked-off with two back-to-back events in Nairobi – the CFO Leadership Summit and the CITO Future-Ready Summit.
KC Rottok Chesaina will drive expansion across Africa, with a track record of building professional networks and a deep understanding of the East African market. This partnership is a game-changer, cementing Executive Communities’ commitment to empowering C-Suite leaders across the continent.
Over 300 executives attended the inaugural “Oscars of Finance” in Nairobi and bore witness to a dazzling celebration of professional excellence.
More than 200 East African finance leaders gathered for the first ever virtual Summit: ‘CFO Ideas worth sharing’. Executives from Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya highlighted the critical role they play in driving strategy across diverse industries.
She started out as a lawyer, but then pursued her dream of becoming a journalist. Now Muriel celebrates the power of storytelling in her role at Executive Communities.
Two CFO summits – one in Uganda and the other in Tanzania – offered powerful engagement opportunities for finance leaders. Executives attended in droves, and gave feedback that indicated their need for and support of the CFO East Africa community.
Joël Roerig, MD of Executive Communities, explains that the new brand positions the organisation for excellence and growth.
