Our Staff

FOUNDER, C.E.O, & CHAIRMAN

Ed Rege

Ed is one of Africa’s foremost practitioners in institutional development; strategic planning, design and implementation; facilitation of complex multi-stakeholder processes, including program development and implementation processes, leadership and management capacity building, and executive coaching and mentoring. He has over 35 years’ experience in agriculture, having worked in different capacities – as university trainer, CGIAR researcher and science leader. Over the last 15 years, Ed has been pursuing his passion in Organizational Development focusing on leadership and management, building on his many years’ experience in managing programs in complex global multi-institutional contexts. He is the founder and CEO of ECI-Africa and Emerge Africa. Ed holds a PhD in Genetics, M.S. in Animal Science, and BSc. in Agriculture. He has also additional training in Organizational Development from various institutions. Prior to founding ECI-Africa , Ed was the Director of the Global Biotechnology Program of the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI).

PROGRAM OFFICER

Christine Awuor

Christine holds a bachelor degree in Environmental Science from Kenyatta University and is currently pursuing a diploma in project management. She has 3 years’ experience in the development sector, with a focus on community engagement. She has worked for Amref Health Africa, Africa Alive, and in the Agricultural Sector Development Program. She has also interned for Kenya Wildlife Service and Nairobi City County. Christine has interest in research, project implementation, carrying out capacity building initiatives with a goal of contributing in community and organizational development.

ACCOUNTANT

John Muluka

John provides financial support to the organisation by ensuring payments are made on time and books are accurate and properly maintained. This includes assisting in the audit procedures, payables, statutory compliance and inter-ledger reconciliation, among others. He is a Certified Public Accountant of Kenya (CPA) having trained at KCA University. He previously worked at Gal Baking Limited, a food supply chain as sales accountant. In his work, he promotes integrity, ensures compliance with the law and helps to ensure the organization’s books give a true and fair view of the financial status.

Accountant Assistant

Leah Otieno