CFK Africa has announced key leadership appointments to advance its mission and strategy. Jeffrey Okoro has been named the organisation’s first chief executive officer, and Beth-Ann Kutchma has been named executive director. Additionally, CFK Africa has also appointed Nelia Verano as director of philanthropy.
These strategic roles come at a pivotal moment for CFK Africa as the organization enters its 25th year of service delivery in Kenya and launches a groundbreaking youth development and public health network across Africa, reflecting its commitment to sustainable development, youth leadership, and locally driven solutions.
CFK Africa’s long-held belief in local leadership is embodied by Okoro, who grew up in Kibera, one of the largest informal settlements in the world. Okoro first joined CFK as a youth leader following the post-election violence in 2009.
He has since steadily risen through the ranks, most recently serving as executive director since 2023, before taking on his new role as chief executive officer.
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