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iHub Kenya seeking for CEO as it looks to scale operations
Kenyan innovation space the iHub is looking for a chief executive officer (CEO) as it looks to scale operations, tighten its service offerings and reach sustainability after raising funding in March.
Launched in Nairobi in 2010, the iHub aimed to provide a home for Kenya’s tech community and allow developers and entrepreneurs to connect and work on ideas from. It currently has more than 16,000 members, and also includes the m:lab incubator, iHub Research and Gearbox.
Executive director Josiah Mugambi has now announced the iHub is looking to make appointments in a number of key roles, most importantly a CEO to support the team as it grows towards its “ambitious new goals”.
“We are looking for an experienced executive with a proven track record building tech-oriented companies, including business development and fundraising,” he said.
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