I am a corporate Master of Ceremonies: The person an organization trusts with the microphone when the room is full, the schedule is tight, and their reputation is on the line.

Over 140+ events, I’ve opened, anchored, and closed everything from product launches and AGMs to gala dinners and cross-border conferences, reading a room fast enough to keep the energy right and the program on schedule, whatever the agenda throws at me.

What sets my hosting apart is what happens off the stage. I trained as an Industrial Chemist, which taught me to run a process under pressure. I’ve since led as Executive Director of the Kilimani Community Foundation and now serve as General Manager of the Karen Langata District Association — roles that put me in front of boards, sponsors, and stakeholders who don’t always agree, and taught me to manage a room’s politics as fluently as its energy. I’ve also built my own ventures as an entrepreneur, so I understand an event the way the organization paying for it does: as an investment that has to deliver, not just entertain.

That combination is the reason to book me: a host who can command a stage and also understand what your board, your sponsors, and your brand need that stage to accomplish. If your organization has a corporate event where the stakes are high enough that you can’t afford the mic in the wrong hands, I’m the host who leaves your audience talking about the event, and your leadership team glad they made the call.