| FEP banking Hall |
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Fountain credit office Meru
FEP Micro Finance affiliate extends its wings to Meru. The finance market had all along waited for something refreshing and promising until FEP came along. The idea of launching a micro finance product was really long overdue and its time had come. Meru region in particular is doing exceptionally well. The new banking hall is under renovation. the CEO Arch John Kithaka is expected to preside over its launch as soon as it is completed.
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Five things Billionaires do and what ordinary people don’t do
Have you ever thought about why some people turn out to be millionaires while others struggle to make ends meet? Do you want to know the secret? Read this article here.
Five things Billionaires do and what ordinary people don’t do.
Five things Billionaires do and what ordinary people don’t do.
The champion's death
Most of the staff around can only talk in whispers concerning the tragic death of marathon champion Samuel Wanjiru allegedly after he was caught pants down with his mpango wa kando. I fully realize that no wealth or position can long endure unless built on integrity. but what we do not see, what most of us never suspect of existing is the silent but ruthless hand that lets no one enjoy great achievement without passing the integrity test.
The wind of change is blowing in judicial circles. The nomination of one Dr. Willy Mutunga who spots studs on his ears is raising some fundamental questions on our belief. opinions are divided with a few questioning his sexuality. many however, view him as a reformer who has the ability to treat the cancer in our judiciary.The new constitution is on his side he cannot be discriminated against of basis of his belief!
Kilimani office is busy as ever with the first issue of Fountain monthly newspaper in the offing contributions are coming and desire to be featured is the in thing. Some have already sent their images to featured on special feature page.
The wind of change is blowing in judicial circles. The nomination of one Dr. Willy Mutunga who spots studs on his ears is raising some fundamental questions on our belief. opinions are divided with a few questioning his sexuality. many however, view him as a reformer who has the ability to treat the cancer in our judiciary.The new constitution is on his side he cannot be discriminated against of basis of his belief!
Kilimani office is busy as ever with the first issue of Fountain monthly newspaper in the offing contributions are coming and desire to be featured is the in thing. Some have already sent their images to featured on special feature page.
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Programme 2011
After tackling hard staff that characterizes AGM's members had a good time to shake a leg together. some were learning new Nigerian styles and seem to be catching up well.
FEP Sacco AGM 2011
| Fep Sacco Manager |
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
The week that was as seen by the publicity department
The first week of May 2011 was relatively cool at FEP. The country was obssessed with talks about fuel shortage with people wondering whether the Killing of Osama Bin Laden had a hand in it. However, the government blamed the oil companies
However at Kirimani FEP headquarters things were going on well. The Investments Manager Mr Peter Mwangi continued to receive and consolidate contributions from various spots. And the Accounting manager was still learning the ropes of the new system whereby every shilling released must pass thought different steps i.e Financial officer, The general manager for accountability's sake. The new HR Brenda was trying to learn the names and roles of everybody while the Micro-credit Operation manager Mirriam Gachau kept in touch with her staff on the ground.
Mr mwatha was in the office trying to streamline some information while The publicity officer was busy trying to keep up with the deadline of producing the first FEP newspaper The Fountain Express. The group CEO Mr Kithaka had returned from his oversees tours where he had met our people in diaspora and he looked optimistic about the direction FEP was taking.
However at Kirimani FEP headquarters things were going on well. The Investments Manager Mr Peter Mwangi continued to receive and consolidate contributions from various spots. And the Accounting manager was still learning the ropes of the new system whereby every shilling released must pass thought different steps i.e Financial officer, The general manager for accountability's sake. The new HR Brenda was trying to learn the names and roles of everybody while the Micro-credit Operation manager Mirriam Gachau kept in touch with her staff on the ground.
Mr mwatha was in the office trying to streamline some information while The publicity officer was busy trying to keep up with the deadline of producing the first FEP newspaper The Fountain Express. The group CEO Mr Kithaka had returned from his oversees tours where he had met our people in diaspora and he looked optimistic about the direction FEP was taking.
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