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Marianne Mwaniki, Trustee

Marrianne Mwaniki is a social entrepreneur based in Nairobi where she has set up her own FinTech company. Initially Head of Social Impact for the Visa Foundation, where she leveraged Visa’s capital, assets, people and knowledge to create new business opportunities for small and medium sized enterprises to create new jobs, Marianne finished her time with the Foundation as Vice Chairman. She spent 16 years with Standard Chartered Bank, latterly as the Head of Sustainability Engagement and Reputational Risk, the Head of Social and Economic Impact in the UK, where she lead the Bank’s global strategy for assessing and enhancing its social and economic impact across 70 countries and, finally, in Nairobi as the Managing Director for Priority Clients, Africa.

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