Nairobi — Rebecca Mbithi, who has been the Managing Director and CEO of Household Financial institution for 5 years, has ended her time period.
The financial institution’s board of administrators introduced yesterday that Mbithi is leaving the lender to pursue different private pursuits.
Earlier than taking on the function in 2019, she served as the corporate secretary in addition to the chief authorized officer.
“She steered Household Financial institution to regular progress in profitability whereas providing the purchasers even larger worth in services,” mentioned Wilfred Kiboro, the Chairman of Household Financial institution’s Board of Administrators.
“Notably, Ms. Mbithi shepherded the financial institution throughout a really profitable company bond issuance. As a Board, we wish to want her all one of the best in her new endeavor,” added Kiboro.
Her alternative can be Nancy Njau, whose appointment is present process regulatory processes and approvals.
Njau has been with the financial institution for 21 years in numerous capacities, together with being the Head of Retail Banking, Chief Officer Public Sector, and presently the Ag. Chief Business Officer.
She holds a Masters Diploma in Enterprise Administration specialising in Strategic Administration from Jomo Kenyatta College of Agriculture and Expertise, a Bachelor of Commerce Diploma (Accounting) from Kenyatta College, and a Greater Diploma in Human Useful resource Administration.
As well as, she is a Licensed Public Accountant of Kenya (CPA-Ok) and a Licensed Government Management Coach.
She has additionally attended the celebrated Superior Administration Programme (AMP) at Strathmore College.
Njau has attended quite a few programs on efficiency administration, credit score administration, transformational Management and Buyer Service, amongst others.
