The Nairobi Hospital Board of Management yesterday, Wednesday, June 16, confirmed the appointment of James Nyamongo as the institution's new chief executive officer (CEO).
His appointment is, however, effective since December 7, 2020, when he was appointed at the CEO on an acting capacity for a probationary period of 6 months.
In a statement, the Nairobi Hospital Board of Management lauded Nyamongo's efforts in transforming the facility, recognising the progress he has made in the process.
“His focus, going forward, is to implement the hospital’s Strategic Plan 2019-2024 to transform the hospital into a premier healthcare facility in Eastern and Central Africa region.
“With an illustrious career spanning over 28 years, Nyamongo brings on board a unique experience that blends strategic management with financial management across various organizations. He held various senior positions in both the public and private sectors,” Board Chairman Maj. Rtd. Irungu Ndirangu stated.
Nyamongo previously worked at the Kenya Pipeline Company as the Facilities and Right of Way Manager before joining the hospital.
He holds stints working at the National Oil Corporation of Kenya, Christian Health Association of Kenya, Friends Hospital – Kaimosi and Ministry of Co-operative Development.
Nyamongo has also consulted for the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation, East African Development Bank and African Development Bank.
“In all these roles, Nyamongo demonstrated his acumen in driving business change, providing organizational leadership and embracing teamwork,” Maj. Rtd. Ndirangu noted.
Nyamongo holds a Master’s Degree in Finance and Public Policy from the University of Strathclyde (Strathclyde Business School) in Scotland (UK), a Master’s Degree in International Oil and Gas Management from the University of Dundee (Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy-CEPMLP) in Scotland (UK) and a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration (Accounting & Finance) from United States International University (Africa) in Kenya.
“In congratulating Nyamongo on his appointment, the Board described his experience as a great asset and assured him of their support to steer The Nairobi Hospital into a sustainable future,” Maj. Rtd. Ndirangu stated.
