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A warm welcome to this blog.
Winnie Kamuya is the CEO of
International Renaissance Centre, Kenya and founder of Women in Leadership
(WIL) Conference in Africa and Personal Assistant of the year Award™ – Africa. She
is an transformative speaker, executive coach and mentor.
She teaches on being
3E framework: Exceptional,
Extra-ordinary, and Excellent, what these traits do have and how to unleash
them. As a result of working with her, individuals unleash their leadership
potential and thereby improve efficiency in their organisations. She is a
master at thinking and acting strategically and hence teaches managers
to do the same thereby improving their performance.
Her inspiring story
of fear of leadership gave her interest in area of Leadership. This saw her
organise teleconferences from USA on Lessons in Leadership which featured world
leaders like Jack Welch, Prof. Prahalad, Giuliani, Dr. Blanchard, Dr. Kotter,
Dr Maxwell, Abrashoff and Dr. Steve Lundin.
She inspires and
transforms over thousands of people through seminars, conferences, Imprint
Newsletter, WIL (Women in Leadership) Newsletter, The Assistant Newsletter and Imprint Newsletter. She
is very passionate about making a difference in the world. Her philosophy: “I
am unique; the powers to be who I want to be are in my hands”.
On March 16 2012 I was designated as a "Woman You Need To Know" by Women Speakers Association, a global organization that reaches women in 88 countries on 6 of the 7 continents. http://www.
2 comments:
Congratulations. You deserve it.
All the credit goes to Winnie and ARC for all the good work that they are doing to promote our profession. A profession that was once forgotten has now been brought to the limelight. Work that was once taken for granted can now be appreciated. Trends indicate that this will soon be a highly appreciated role within organizations and it is an honor to know a trend setter like Ms. Winnie Kamuya. We are looking forward to what the future holds. Way to go Winnie and ARC.
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