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Vincent Njuguna Kiarie, CEO, and Co-founder of Moto Hope Capital, holds a Master’s degree in Banking and Finance from the Catholic University of Milan, Italy, and a BSc in Finance from Kabarak University, Kenya.

He is a Miller Centre and SOCAP global fellow and a member of Social Value International, the Global Network for Social Value and Impact Management. Additionally, he holds a certificate from the Harvard Business School Certificate on Disruptive Strategy.

Vincent is representing Moto Hope Capital in this year’s (2023) Private Adaptation Investment Bootcamp (PrivABoo), an implementation of the German aid agency GIZ, which supports growth-stage small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with adaptation and resilience solutions for climate change.

Vincent’s experience with a local tier-1 bank in Kenya empowered him to kick-start Moto Hope Capital, which has received numerous accolades since its inception.

Driven by an impact-first approach, Vincent is passionate about holistic empowerment through the provision of financing and capacity building to underserved businesses and climate-vulnerable communities. His goal is to contribute to the development of more prosperous, inclusive, and resilient communities in Kenya

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