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McKinsey Kenya

We combine global expertise with deep local insights to help accelerate sustainable and inclusive growth in Kenya.

Since opening our Kenya office in 2014, we have led with a local mindset, forging close ties with the community and developing a deep understanding of the business landscape within Kenya and across the East Africa region.

We serve clients in nearly every sector and industry, leveraging our global expertise to help large enterprises, government ministries and organizations to create long-term impactful change. We believe in supporting local talent and empowering business leaders to develop strategies that maximize the many opportunities that support sustainable and inclusive growth in East Africa.

Our People

Kartik Jayaram
Senior PartnerNairobi
Focuses on sustainability and economic development
Gillian Pais
Managing PartnerNairobi
Leads McKinsey’s work in nature and agriculture in Africa and advises governments, development partners, and private companies on sustainable economic development topics
Harald Pöltner
PartnerNairobi
Leads our economic development work in Africa and assists investors, project developers, and donors in attracting and executing sustainable investments into the continent
Adam Kendall
PartnerNairobi
Advises senior leaders in government and business on strategic and operational issues—including national and regional planning, investment, and delivery—in Africa’s energy and resources sectors

Careers

Working in Kenya

When you join McKinsey Kenya, you become part of a community of colleagues from diverse backgrounds who partner with clients to tackle and find innovative solutions to the most significant local and global challenges.

You will be welcomed into a collaborative environment where you are supported by colleagues and mentors throughout your professional journey and personal development.

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Featured Insights

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From borrowing to building: A new fiscal path for Africa

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The decline in official development assistance highlights the fragility of Africa’s fiscal model and offers an opportunity for course correction. Four archetype pathways can help stakeholders sequence practical and relevant reforms to mobilize and manage resources and build more resilient public finance systems.
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Rows of unfinished computer chips.
McKinsey Direct
Building data centers for Africa’s unique market dynamics
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The market for data centers in Africa is entering a phase of accelerated growth. Success will depend on strategies that reflect...
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Closing the loop: The quest for gender parity in African tech
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Africa leads in women’s participation in tech, but more work is needed to close the gender gap. Tackling drop-offs at three...
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Breaking down barriers for women in Africa’s tech space
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Jeniffer Ramnath knows what it means to strive—and what it takes to succeed—as a woman in the tech industry.
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Impact on Society

McKinsey co-founds effort with global partners to transform agriculture and food systems in Africa
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McKinsey co-founds effort to transform agriculture and food systems in Africa
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With McKinsey support, the African Agricultural Transformation Initiative is combatting malnutrition and poverty and creating inclusive economic growth on the African continent.
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Forward
McKinsey Forward is a one-of-a-kind learning journey to help young leaders thrive. It is offered at no cost to eligible young professionals in Africa.
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