If it’s trending in Kenya, chances are I’m behind it, or already ahead of it. Starting my career during the first COVID wave, at a time when brands were heavily pivoting to social and digital platforms, I remain untarnished by what came before.
I’m a natural social-first thinker with a track record of turning content into conversations
In a cluttered retail period where every brand shouts “SALE,” we cut through with a disruptive, story-driven twist, “Mid-Year Steal.”
By framing unbeatable discounts as deals “too good, they feel like a steal,” the campaign transformed price promotions into entertainment.
No is English for No. “Vita” is Kiswahili for “Fight”
Together “NoVita” means no fighting.
We created a No Fighting range of biscuits that stopped us from being cancelled.
Built around the idea that every step tells a story, the campaign positions Bata shoes as more than just footwear — they’re silent companions through life’s most beautiful milestones.
The campaign positions Bonjour forecourts as the ultimate stopover where convenience meets spontaneity. With the central promise “A Lot Can Happen at Every Stop,” the campaign highlights how Bonjour is more than a fueling station.
The Sunrice “Share the Table” campaign was born from the powerful insight that Kenya is ranked as the second most generous country in the world.
As a brand rooted in togetherness, Sunrice sought to extend this spirit of generosity by encouraging people to go beyond their immediate circles and invite those who need it most to share their table.
The “Wigs and Wings” campaign was a CSR initiative launched during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to support cancer warriors by safeguarding their dignity.