Join us for a practical morning session for Kenya’s Business and Technology leaders looking at Microsoft 365, Copilot, Azure, and secure cloud adoption in the real world.
This is a focused, high-value morning session designed for quality conversation, practical guidance, and meaningful peer connection rather than a crowded conference format.
Date: Wednesday, 24 June 2026
Time: 08:00 AM–11:00 AM EAT
Format: Breakfast Session
Venue: Workable Nairobi, Sanlam Tower, 4th floor Waiyaki Wy, Nairobi, Kenya
A practical flow of discussion, insight, and live examples designed to keep the session relevant from start to finish.
7:45 AM–8:30 AM: Arrival, breakfast and networking.
8:30 AM–8:40 AM: Modern Work, Cloud and AI in East Africa — why the moment matters now and what forward-looking organisations are doing.
8:40 AM–9:00 AM: Modernising work with Microsoft 365.
9:00 AM–9:30 AM: AI, Copilot and Azure: from potential to practice.
9:30 AM–10:00 AM: Panel discussion: adoption challenges, ROI, security, and what AI transformation really looks like on the ground in Kenya.
10:00 AM–10:20 AM: Q&A.
10:20 AM–11:00 AM: Next steps and closing remarks.
Nation Media Group
Chief Information Officer
Russell brings extensive technology and digital transformation leadership experience across media, telecommunications, and financial services. As CIO at Nation Media Group, he leads technology strategy, innovation, and enterprise transformation, with a strong focus on leveraging emerging technologies like AI to drive business value and growth.
Westcon-Comstor
Managing Director, Africa
Vincent brings a strong channel and partner ecosystem perspective to the conversation, with over two decades of experience in driving technology growth across Africa. As Managing Director for Africa at Westcon‑Comstor, he works closely with partners and vendors to accelerate adoption of cloud, AI, and modern workplace solutions, helping organisations translate innovation into practical business outcomes.
Zamara Group
Chief People & Culture Officer
Raymond brings a senior people and culture leadership perspective, grounded in over two decades of experience shaping high-performing organisations across East Africa. As Chief People & Culture Officer at Zamara Group, he offers a pragmatic view of how organisations align talent, culture, and leadership to deliver sustained business growth and transformation.
The Nairobi Hospital
Director of ICT & Transformation Services
Dr Kamande offers a globally informed, execution-focused perspective on digital transformation within complex, mission-critical environments. As Director of ICT & Transformation Services at The Nairobi Hospital, she combines deep technical expertise with strategic leadership to drive innovation, strengthen data security, and deliver measurable improvements in healthcare outcomes through technology.
Syntura
Regional Director East Africa
Tony brings Syntura’s regional perspective on digital transformation, cybersecurity, and governance, with a clear focus on making modern work and AI adoption practical for organisations. His viewpoint is especially valuable in helping connect technology strategy with the realities of implementation, security, and value creation.
Microsoft
AI Workforce Specialist
Vivian brings a strong commercial and market-facing view of how technology initiatives land with customers and stakeholders. Her perspective is useful for unpacking how innovation, adoption, and business growth intersect in real-world technological programmes.
Westcon-Comstor
Channel Manager Microsoft
Charles brings a commercial and strategic lens shaped by leadership across large, complex organisations. He adds balance to the panel by helping connect technology decisions to governance, risk, and long-term business performance.
Syntura
Head of Public Cloud Infrastructure & Modern Work Solution
Kennedy brings Syntura’s cloud, modern workspace and infrastructure perspective into the conversation, with a strong focus on how technology choices support stability, scalability, and real business needs. His contribution helps anchor the discussion in the practical side of delivery rather than just the ambition of transformation.
Organisations that move on modern work, cloud, and AI today will define the standard tomorrow. Join us in Nairobi and take the next step with the right people in the room.
Technology leaders in Kenya are being asked to improve productivity, secure hybrid work, support business agility, and make sense of AI while keeping systems stable and budgets under control. This session is designed to help you cut through the noise and focus on what is secure, useful, and achievable now.
See how Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint, and Viva are helping organisations improve collaboration, streamline work, and support more effective hybrid operations.
Understand where Microsoft Copilot can add value today, what readiness looks like, and how to approach adoption with the right expectations around governance, security, and ROI.
Explore practical Azure-led cloud approaches that help improve flexibility, continuity, and business responsiveness without losing sight of operational realities.
Hear from Microsoft and industry practitioners, then engage with fellow Nairobi technology leaders on adoption challenges, transformation priorities, and what is working on the ground.
This is a focused, high-value morning session designed for quality conversation, practical guidance, and meaningful peer connection rather than a crowded conference format.
Date: Wednesday, 24 June 2026
Time: 08:00 AM–11:00 AM EAT
Format: Breakfast Session
Venue: Workable Nairobi, Sanlam Tower, 4th floor Waiyaki Wy, Nairobi, Kenya
