NHC’s David Mathu Wins Young African Business Leader

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David Mathu, CEO of the National Housing Corporation (NHC), has been honored with the Young African Business Leader of the Year Award at the 14th African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA). This prestigious accolade recognizes exceptional leaders under 40 who exemplify transformative leadership and impact in their respective fields.

Under Mathu’s leadership, NHC has seen remarkable growth, expanding its project portfolios and significantly enhancing its operational capabilities. His strategic vision and ability to forge strong partnerships with both local and international stakeholders have greatly strengthened the corporation’s capacity to achieve its mission.

Ehis Ayere, Group General Manager of the African Leadership Organisation (UK), commended Mathu’s exceptional contributions to the industry. He highlighted how Mathu’s leadership has made a substantial impact on Kenya’s socio-economic development.

The Young African Business Leader of the Year Award celebrates young leaders who have demonstrated innovative thinking and have become inspirational figures in the business community. Mathu’s recognition underscores his significant role in driving change and fostering growth within the sector.

Previous awardees have included notable figures such as Rebecca Miano, former Kenyan Cabinet Secretary, and other distinguished leaders from across Africa. Mathu’s win places him among an elite group of transformative leaders making a difference on the continent.

This accolade not only acknowledges Mathu’s achievements but also sets a benchmark for emerging leaders in Africa, emphasizing the importance of visionary leadership in driving economic and social progress.

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