Andrew Toboso, Kenya

Fellowship Year: 2012
Nationality: Kenya
Job Title: Chief Advisor- International Partnerships
Organisation: Kakamega County Government.

Description

Job Title: Chief Advisor- International Partnerships

Organisation: Kakamega County Government.

Professional History: Andrew is an experienced Strategy Director with a demonstrated history of working in the public policy industry. Skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Budgeting, Coaching, Government, and Team Building

He has more than a decade of practical experience gained in both the private and public sectors majoring in corporate strategy development and execution. Previously, he worked for Energizer PLC international, Tourism Intelligence International (Germany), and at the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) where he was the Head of Business Strategy and Marketing.

He sponsors and supports several community-based initiatives in his rural home area of Butere District focusing on environmental conservation, sports, and education.

Academic and professional credentials: Bachelors Degree in Economics from Kenyatta University
MBA from George Washington State University (USA)
MBA from Moi University, Kenya
Certified Balanced Scorecard Master Professional (BSMP) from the Balanced Scorecard Institute

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Kenya
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