Started in 2009 as Elim Consulting, our firm has built a strong brand in research, training and advisory services.
A world class investments firm with presence in all East African countries
C.E.O & Senior Consultant
Business Development Manager
Financial Analyst
Tech and Innovation
The CEO holds a degree in Economics from the University of Nairobi and wealth of training in entrepreneurship, economic analysis and stock market investments. He is a holder of the African Economic and Development Consultants Award – 2010;
He has worked with Barclays Bank of Kenya and British American Asset Managers. As the CEO of Elim Capital, William trains thousands of entrepreneurs and managers in a year and writes over 100 opinion papers and articles every year.
He has been a market watcher for CNBC Africa, K24, BBC Africa and an analyst for Citizen TV, KTN, etc commenting on the local and regional economies and the stock market. He has been a columnist with Forbes Africa, Business Daily Africa, Saturday Nation, The standard among others.
Nelson is a holder of a Bachelor of Commerce marketing
degree from Daystar University and a
diploma in Public Relations Management from
Kenya Institute of Management.
Currently,
he is pursuing a Msc in project management
from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture
and Technology (JKUAT).
He has 7 years experience in insurance,
investments and real estate with a wide
network in Mombasa and Nairobi.
Anduvate holds a bachelors in International Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from the United States International University -Africa (USIU). He has proficiency in financial modelling, corporate finance, portfolio management, stock markets, and investment advisory. As an analyst, he is the principal stock market observer for Elim Capital Limited. Beyond finance, Anduvate has passion in music, youth guidance and counselling and community outreach.
Odero is a holder of BSc in Information Science from The Technical University of Kenya. He is keen on trends and changes in technology, how technologocal advancements affect service delivery and how the small devices we hold each day easen understanding of individual needs through Big Data Analytics.
Risk comes from not knowing what you are doing.
Price is what you pay, value is what you get.
The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.
All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them.
An entreprenuer tends to bite off a little more than he can chew, hoping he'll quickly learn how to chew it.
Our policy is when in doubt do the right thing.
According to a GeoPoll survey, Kenya has the highest number of betting youth in sub-Saharan Africa with at least 76 per cent of them having participated in gambling. With unemployment figures as high as 39 per cent and the Kenyan love for football, sports betting has become the opium on which the Kenyan youth gets hooked to drown his misery with illusions of grandeur.
In 1948, US Secretary of State George Marshall launched the European Economic Recovery Plan; a policy document that proposed financial aid to key European countries ravished by years of the Second World War. The plan would be known as the Marshall plan.
Muhammad Yunus, the Bangladeshi economist, won the world over by his simple act of empowering women and youth in his country through microfinance and training. He did this through the much acclaimed Grameen Bank that lent to small business owners. His model has been replicated the world over as the ultimate in eliminating poverty. But does this model of entrepreneurship eliminate poverty?.
