Friday, July 3, 2026
  • About
  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Contact
NewsTrendsKE
  • Business
    • Deals
  • OpEds
  • Sustainability
  • Women in Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Featured
  • Technology
    • Phones
  • Sports
  • World
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
NewsTrendsKE
No Result
View All Result

Home » Featured » IHRM, Stanbic MoU to Alleviate Financial Challenges and Promote HR Profession In Kenya

IHRM, Stanbic MoU to Alleviate Financial Challenges and Promote HR Profession In Kenya

Queen Amber by Queen Amber
2 years ago
in Featured
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A A
IHRM, Stanbic Sign MOU to Alleviate Financial Challenges and Promote HR Profession In Kenya

Stanbic Bank Kenya Head, Personal and Private Banking, Abraham Ongenge (2nd Right) and Institute of Human Resource Management Executive Director, CHRP Quresha Abdullahi, CHRA (2nd Left), during the signing of the MOU between Stanbic Bank Kenya and the Institute of Human Resource Management.

Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on WhatsApp

The Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM) has forged a strategic partnership with Stanbic Bank Kenya, marking a significant development for the Human Resource Profession in Kenya offering financial relief within the Kenyan labor market. Formalized through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the partnership aims to empower employees financially through joint initiatives led by HR professionals.

Set to deliver substantial benefits to over 19,000 HR professionals and decision-makers across Kenya, this collaboration underscores a mutual commitment to fostering growth, development, and financial well-being among HR practitioners, who play a critical role in supporting employees during challenging economic times.

Also Read

Christopher Legilisho, Economist at Standard Bank

Kenya’s Private Sector Stabilises as Stanbic PMI Rises to 50.0 in June

3 July 2026
Stanbic bank Kenya’s Regional Executive Head Business & Commercial banking, Florence Wanja signs and exchanging signed documents with Simba Corporation Group CEO, Dinesh Kotecha, during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at their head office in Nairobi. Simba Corp owns and operates Associated Vehicle Assemblers Limited, one of East Africa’s largest vehicle assembly plants. AVA assembles trucks, pickups, buses, and passenger vehicles for several global brands.

Stanbic Bank Kenya, Simba Corporation Launch 100% Asset Financing to Ease Business Cost Pressures

19 June 2026
Load More

A pivotal component of this partnership is the implementation of a comprehensive knowledge and capacity-building program. Stanbic Bank Kenya will equip IHRM members with invaluable insights and skills necessary for their professional advancement. The program will be designed to enable HR professionals to excel, progress, and effectively lead within their organizations, consequently enabling them to provide enhanced support to their teams during financial hardships. With improved skills and knowledge, HR professionals will be equipped to administer more efficient and effective HR support, thereby cultivating superior work environments, strengthening talent management, and enhancing employee development programs. In turn, these improvements will foster a more engaged, productive, and content workforce.

Stanbic Bank Kenya will offer customized financial solutions tailored to the distinct requirements of HR professionals and their employees. The bank will facilitate interactions with financial experts who will guide financial planning, budgeting, and optimization, empowering HR professionals and their teams to make well-informed financial decisions. IHRM members will also have access to Stanbic Bank’s innovative solutions, including the D.A.D.A platform and the workplace banking proposition. These solutions are designed to be simple, accessible, and cost-effective, addressing both the financial and non-financial needs of HR professionals and helping them navigate economic challenges.

Abraham Ongenge, Head of Personal & Private Banking at Stanbic Bank Kenya, emphasized the bank’s dedication to driving market growth and supporting individual achievements. “Our partnership with IHRM

aligns with our mission to provide robust systems and solutions that foster personal and professional growth while addressing the financial difficulties many Kenyans face today,” stated Ongenge.

CHRP Quresha Abdulahi, Executive Director of IHRM, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting its transformative potential for the HR profession in Kenya and the entire labor market. “This collaboration with Stanbic Bank Kenya is a significant step towards equipping our members with the necessary tools and resources to enhance the overall well-being and financial growth of every employee under them, especially during these financially challenging times,” said Quresha

This strategic alliance is poised to drive positive change within the HR sector, reinforcing the importance of continuous professional development and financial empowerment. By leveraging the strengths of both organizations, IHRM and Stanbic Bank Kenya are set to make a lasting impact on the HR profession in Kenya.

Tags: IHRMStanbic Bank
Previous Post

Mastercard Foundation EdTech Conference in Abuja Ends with 10 Recommendations for Delivering the Future of Learning in Africa

Next Post

Best Samsung Buds: Your Guide to Wireless Earphone Excellence

Related Posts

Christopher Legilisho, Economist at Standard Bank
Economy

Kenya’s Private Sector Stabilises as Stanbic PMI Rises to 50.0 in June

3 July 2026
Stanbic bank Kenya’s Regional Executive Head Business & Commercial banking, Florence Wanja signs and exchanging signed documents with Simba Corporation Group CEO, Dinesh Kotecha, during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at their head office in Nairobi. Simba Corp owns and operates Associated Vehicle Assemblers Limited, one of East Africa’s largest vehicle assembly plants. AVA assembles trucks, pickups, buses, and passenger vehicles for several global brands.
Business

Stanbic Bank Kenya, Simba Corporation Launch 100% Asset Financing to Ease Business Cost Pressures

19 June 2026
Christopher Legilisho, Economist at Standard Bank
Business

Stanbic Kenya PMI Falls to 46.6 in May as Private Sector Output, New Orders Decline Amid Rising Costs

4 June 2026
Saveer Vohra of Vohra Group delivers a keynote address during a breakfast meeting at Serena Hotel, Nairobi, to launch Stanbic Bank’s Family-Owned Business Proposition
Business

Stanbic Bank Kenya launches advisory proposition for family-owned businesses

19 May 2026
Absa Kenya

Absa, Unilever Launch KSh4 Billion Financing Deal for Kenyan Distributors and Retailers

2 July 2026
Carrefour

Carrefour Kenya Awards Shoppers Cars, School Fees in KSh20 Million Anniversary Campaign

2 July 2026

KCSE 2025 KNEC Results Online-Only Access

9 January 2026
Lynette Waweru

How Scammers Are Exploiting Kenya’s Economic Pressure, Mobile Money Growth and Election Anxiety

2 July 2026

Kenya’s Social Media Use Hits 18.4 Million as WhatsApp, TikTok Lead Digital Shift

30 June 2026
NewsTrendsKE with APO News Updates

Grey Deepens Its Presence in Ghana and Kenya with Local Currency Deposits

1 July 2026
NewsTrendsKE

NewsTrendsKE

A News Blog For Readers Who Want More

Follow us on social media:

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Contact

©2026 NewsTrendsKE.

No Result
View All Result
  • Business
    • Deals
  • OpEds
  • Sustainability
  • Women in Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Featured
  • Technology
    • Phones
  • Sports
  • World
  • Contact Us

©2026 NewsTrendsKE.

Go to mobile version