General Electric Africa (GE) has appointed Brenda Mbathi as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for East Africa.
In her role, Brenda will play a pivotal role in steering the next phase of strategy and growth for General Electric in East African markets.
Ms Mbathi joined General Electric in 2015 and brings on board more than 27 years of experience in government affairs, CSR and corporate relations, the firm noted.
In addition to her role as Government Affairs Director, she leads Corporate Social Responsibility for Sub-Saharan Africa, including implementing a One GE strategy under the “Kujenga” brand for CSR. She will be a part of the Africa Leadership Team.
Based in Nairobi, Ms Mbathi will lead the development of diverse programs with public and private sector projects and partnerships across East Africa.
Commenting on the appointment, Farid Fezoua, the President and CEO, General Electric Africa, reiterated GE’s commitment to work together with governments, private sector and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in order to develop public private partnerships and sustainable outcome-based solutions.
“We are optimistic about East Africa and the opportunities to develop breakthrough solutions in power, healthcare and aviation. We believe that the appointment of Ms Mbathi is a step further in making this vision a reality. We are also glad to bring on board a great female leader, with the experience and passion required to drive our growth in this region. This appointment is a testament to our localization and Diversity & Inclusion strategy for the region,” said Mr Fezoua.
Ms Mbathi will be part of the Africa Leadership Team.
“I am very excited to be leading General Electric’s regional growth in East Africa and look forward to working with our business leaders, team of dedicated and talented colleagues, as well as our trade partners, to ensure GE’s continued growth and success in the market,” she said.
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