Pool of Trainers

Kevin designs and delivers practical, participant-centred programmes using experiential learning, business tools, case studies, role plays, coaching and mentorship to turn knowledge into measurable action.

His assignments include KISIP II/NYOTA, WOW Mom Organization, ILO, KJET, KIBT/JICA, Africa Youth Trust and Women Enterprise Fund. He has delivered socio-emotional skills, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, enterprise diagnostics and cooperative mentorship programmes.

Kevin is an ILO-certified trainer in Start and Improve Your Business, Digitalize Your Business and Women in Digital Business, with further training in enterprise competitiveness and trainer development.

Clare has trained and mentored more than 300 entrepreneurs, youth and women through CFK Africa, SIYB Africa Social Enterprise Limited, KCB Foundation, ILO, NYOTA and community initiatives.

Her practice combines participatory workshops, startup incubation, business validation, coaching, ecosystem engagement, monitoring and field-based enterprise support.

Julian holds a Bachelor of Business Management and a Diploma in Supply Chain Management. He is certified in SIYB and Trainer of Trainers under Women in Digital Business.

He brings strong adult-learning facilitation, business coaching, stakeholder engagement, participant mobilization, project implementation and reporting skills.

Mary facilitates learner-centred sessions on customers and markets, financial management, business development, digital productivity and enterprise management.

She holds a Diploma in Information Communication Technology and brings hands-on experience with Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, online tools, digital safety and cybersecurity awareness.

Polline has delivered socio-emotional skills training under NYOTA and led women, youth and community-focused programmes across multiple regional offices.

Her strengths include work planning, budgeting, records management, stakeholder coordination, training delivery, facilitation, mentorship and evidence-based reporting.

Vivian has trained 550+ entrepreneurs and community beneficiaries, including 400+ ILO SIYB graduates, across ASAL and youth-focused programmes.

She uses participatory, trauma-informed facilitation and TNA-led curriculum adaptation, with experience in reporting, digital safety, e-commerce, business planning and enterprise coaching.

Carol facilitates entrepreneurship and business-development training for youth and small-business owners, supporting planning, enterprise management, income generation and sustainable business practices.

She holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and brings strong mentoring, market-analysis, bookkeeping and facilitation skills.

Jeffy trains MSMEs and youth in social entrepreneurship, digital marketing, social commerce, online sales and digital branding.

She combines public speaking, workshop facilitation, mentorship and community development to help small businesses build visibility, engagement and sustainable growth.

Daniel has trained 1,500+ learners and 120+ professionals, delivering BDS and SESD programmes across ASAL regions including Tana River and Kilifi.

He brings strong curriculum delivery, competency assessment, learner mentorship, rostering, trainer coordination, attendance tracking and real-time reporting experience.

Timothy supports youth, SMEs, community groups and farmer groups to identify capacity gaps, strengthen business management and improve readiness for markets, finance and sustainable growth.

He brings participatory facilitation, beneficiary registration, community mobilization, stakeholder engagement, monitoring and action-oriented reporting skills.

Joel served as a Centre Manager under the NYOTA SESD programme, coordinating participant registration, attendance, training logistics, follow-up, reporting and an inclusive learning environment.

He holds a BSc in Biotechnology and brings strong digital literacy, data quality, youth mentorship, group facilitation and community coordination skills.

Sarah has trained and mentored more than 500 women entrepreneurs, 200 youth-led MSMEs and more than 100 entrepreneurs living with disabilities through Mastercard Foundation, KYEOP, Young Africa Works, Jiajiri and other programmes.

Her expertise includes business planning, financial management, credit facilitation, market access, value-chain development, safeguarding, inclusive programming and community-centred coaching. She is an ILO-certified SIYB trainer and a certified Training and Management Consulting practitioner.

Belita has facilitated practical sessions in CV writing, interview preparation, workplace etiquette, professional communication, financial literacy and microenterprise development for youth and women.

She combines experiential learning, coaching and mentorship with strong monitoring, evaluation and data-analysis skills across community and enterprise programmes.

Abdikhani coordinates Business Development Services for refugee and host-community MSMEs, with expertise in business formalisation, market linkages, grants management, financial education and stakeholder partnerships.

His work spans government, KNCCI, development partners and humanitarian programmes, including training and mentorship for entrepreneurs, cooperatives, youth and community groups in Garissa and other underserved regions.

Mary delivers practical entrepreneurship, financial literacy, business management, livelihood and agribusiness training using participatory adult-learning methods.

She has trained and mentored more than 800 beneficiaries and brings strong experience in enterprise assessment, digital data collection, monitoring, reporting and stakeholder engagement.

Celestine facilitates interactive, learner-centred sessions and provides individual and group mentorship focused on confidence, goal setting, career development and sustainable growth pathways.

She holds a degree in Agricultural Education and Extension and brings strengths in community engagement, programme implementation, communication and basic monitoring and reporting.

Sarah has facilitated digital skills, entrepreneurship and employability training for youth, and trained women entrepreneurs in digital marketing and practical business skills.

She also brings experience in customer service, banking, research, monitoring and evaluation, data analysis, reporting and SME relationship management.

Collins has facilitated NYOTA SESD training for youth, strengthening emotional intelligence, problem-solving, interpersonal communication and workplace skills through interactive approaches.

His background also includes digital entrepreneurship, content and article writing, sales and marketing, graphic design, hospitality management and video production.

Philip provides enterprise diagnostics, business advisory, incubation, investment-readiness support, financial inclusion training, market linkages and sustainable business-model development.

As an Enterprise Development Advisor with SIYB Africa Social Enterprise Limited, he designs and delivers entrepreneurship, business-management and enterprise-growth training for green, agribusiness and circular-economy enterprises.

Christine has facilitated NYOTA business development and socio-emotional skills sessions, mentoring youth on business planning, financial behaviour, communication, goal setting and enterprise readiness.

She combines practical facilitation with expertise in DHIS2, KenyaEMR, IQCare, Kobo/ODK, SPSS, Excel, data quality and community mobilisation.

Dancan delivers practical training in digital skills, AI literacy, business development, communication and community empowerment, adapting sessions for active participation and real-world application.

He brings additional strengths in project management, curriculum delivery, content creation, video and audio production, digital marketing and e-commerce.

Mumia has delivered SESD and NYOTA training in Uasin Gishu, Siaya, Nairobi and Machakos, supporting young people to develop business ideas, strengthen financial literacy and build leadership and teamwork skills.

She brings additional experience in business analysis, credit-worthiness assessment, customer relations, digital marketing and practical business follow-up.

Joyce facilitates entrepreneurship and SESD training under the NYOTA Programme, mentoring youth in financial literacy, business planning, communication, teamwork and problem-solving.

Her accounting experience supports practical guidance in budgeting, cash flow analysis, cost control, records management and enterprise profitability.

Jacob delivers interactive, learner-centred sessions and provides individual and group mentorship focused on goal setting, career development, confidence and sustainable growth.

He brings strengths in programme implementation, communication, leadership, follow-up and basic monitoring and reporting.

Godwins creates inclusive learning environments and uses adaptive facilitation to support youth, community groups and persons with disabilities.

His practice includes business planning, personal development, follow-up visits, milestone tracking, reporting and practical coaching.

Maureen facilitates participatory entrepreneurship, business development, financial literacy and enterprise-development training.

She brings practical expertise in agribusiness advisory, market linkages, climate-smart enterprise development, business planning, record keeping and mentorship.

Grace has delivered SESD training under the NYOTA Programme in Siaya and Nairobi, empowering young people through practical, learner-centred sessions.

She also brings experience in research, field enumeration, digital data collection using ODK and KOBO, participant engagement and project documentation.

Mercy has trained youth in business skills and supported NYOTA mentorship and BDS assignments across Makueni and Nairobi.

Her experience includes project coordination, site monitoring, farmer training, village savings groups, data collection and growing her own poultry enterprise.

Lamic trains youth and entrepreneurs in innovation, sustainability, self-employment and practical business skills under the NYOTA SESD programme.

She also supports farmers through mapping, good agricultural practices, sustainable aquaculture, market linkages and data collection using ODK.

Susan facilitates business development, environmental education and sustainable-livelihood programmes for youth, women and rural communities.

Her strengths include stakeholder engagement, gender-responsive facilitation, monitoring and evaluation, climate-smart agribusiness, digital data collection and green enterprise development.

Victor supports youth entrepreneurs through business visits, diagnostics, action planning, financial literacy, marketing, customer management and follow-up mentorship.

He also has experience recruiting and onboarding Master Craftsmen and employers for NYOTA workplace experience, field verification, stakeholder engagement and youth employment initiatives.

Lydia facilitated a 20-working-day NYOTA SESD programme for 24 participants, covering self-awareness, communication, teamwork and workplace problem-solving.

She brings dependable experience in participant tracking, engagement, reporting, documentation and working independently in dynamic field environments.

Josephat delivers participant-centred entrepreneurship and business development training, translating enterprise concepts into practical action for emerging and established entrepreneurs.

He has supported more than 1,000 beneficiaries through enterprise coaching, agribusiness value-chain support, business planning, market access and financial literacy interventions.