This week, the Women Enterprise Fund (WEF) held an End-Term Review Workshop in Naivasha to officially conclude the impactful tenure of the 5th Advisory Board. The workshop, attended by the outgoing Board and Senior Management, was a moment of reflection, gratitude, and celebration of remarkable achievements.

Led by the visionary Chairperson, Dr. Jane Lang’at, the Board was recognized for its outstanding governance, earning a 98% performance rating from the State Corporations Advisory Committee (SCAC) and for providing stable leadership during a period of transition. Key milestones celebrated include:

• Growing the Fund’s loan book to KSh 28.19 billion, a 14.3% increase
• Empowering over 2 million women with financial literacy and business training
• Launching the WEF Strategic Plan 2023–2027, targeting KSh 10 billion growth and reaching 5 million women
• Spearheading digital transformation with new lending models and ERP systems
• Strengthening partnerships and institutional policies for sustainable impact

In her closing remarks, CHRP Racheal Musyoki, CEO of WEF, expressed deep gratitude to the Board for their unwavering support and strategic guidance, which enabled seamless leadership and impactful governance. She highlighted the Board’s role in fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and resilience.

As the 5th Board hands over the mantle, WEF reaffirms its commitment to advancing women’s economic empowerment, financial inclusion, and sustainable entrepreneurship across Kenya.

Thank you, 5th Advisory Board, for your service, vision, and legacy. The journey continues.

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