SBS Deputy Executive Dean, Dr. Angela Ndunge Joins the Association of African Business Schools (AABS) Board

Dr. Angela Ndunge, the Deputy Executive Dean at Strathmore University Business School (SBS), has recently been appointed to the Association of African Business Schools (AABS) Bo. This appointment is a testament to her exceptional leadership skills and her significant contributions to the field of business education in Africa.

With a Master’s degree in Work and Organisational Psychology and a Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Psychology from the University of Nottingham (UK), she possesses a strong academic foundation. Furthermore, as a chartered member of the British Psychological Society, she combines her academic expertise with practical insights from the field of psychology.

At SBS, Dr. Ndunge serves as the Deputy Executive Dean and a Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour and Leadership. Her role allows her to make a profound impact on the development of business education and leadership skills among students and executives alike.

She is highly regarded for her ability to design and deliver customized leadership programmes for companies across Africa. Her expertise extends beyond the confines of the classroom. She has facilitated numerous leadership programs for executives in various organizations, including Absa Bank, Safaricom, Simbacorp, KCB Bank, Kenya Revenue Authority, Strathmore University, SANLAM, Nation Media Group, and Isuzu Kenya. Her involvement in these programs has helped shape and enhance leadership capabilities in diverse industries.

The Association of African Business Schools (AABS) is a prestigious organization that plays a vital role in promoting excellence in business education across Africa. It serves as a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and networking among business schools on the continent. AABS aims to enhance the quality of business education, foster research and development, and contribute to the overall economic and social development of Africa.

With her appointment to the AABS board, Dr. Ndunge joins a distinguished group of leaders in the business education community. Her expertise and insights will be instrumental in shaping the strategic direction of AABS and advancing its mission to elevate business education standards in Africa. She will have the opportunity to collaborate with other board members, contribute to important discussions, and influence policy decisions that impact business schools and their stakeholders across the continent.

This appointment reflects not only her personal achievements but also highlights the recognition and respect that Strathmore University Business School commands within the business education landscape in Africa. It is a testament to the commitment of SBS to fostering excellence in education and leadership development, as well as its dedication to contributing to the advancement of business education in the region.

As Dr. Angela Ndunge assumes her role on the AABS board, she brings with her a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing business education in Africa. Her unique blend of academic expertise, practical experience, and leadership skills will undoubtedly contribute to the continued growth and success of AABS and further strengthen the African business education ecosystem as a whole.