Omelu takes over from Aden Hussein who has been acting since last year and will be in the capacity on a renewable five-year term subject to performance.
The Board of Directors of the Export Processing Zone Authority has announced the appointment of Richard Ipero Omelu as the new Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect.
Omelu takes over from Aden Hussein who has been acting since last year and will be in the capacity on a renewable five-year term subject to performance.
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In a press statement, the board described Omelu as diverse and experienced in the private sector with the possibility to lead the authority to greater heights.
Omelu is the immediate former Director Strategy, Planning and MSE Coordination in Micro and Small Enterprises Authority in the State Department for MSME Development, Ministry of Cooperatives and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development.
He holds a master’s degree in business administration – Strategic Management from Moi University, Bachelor of Arts Degree in Commerce (Finance option) from The University of Nairobi and is a member of the Institute of Risk Management where he has been instrumental in the development and execution of strategic plans, resource mobilization, corporate performance and the establishment of risk management frameworks.
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