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Dan Olal

Dan Olal is a seasoned strategy expert with over 15 years of experience helping small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and large corporations to drive transformational business performance. He is a senior associate consultant at Institute for Family Business (IFFB) working closely with clients in business growth advisory and strategy.

He has successfully led strategic planning and execution initiatives across diverse sectors, including financial services, healthcare, food and beverage, ICT, auto mobility, oil & gas, and agriculture. His work spans multiple geographies, including Kenya, South Africa, Rwanda, Nigeria, Uganda, Cameroon and Ethiopia in Africa and California in the United States.Dan's in-depth consulting and business advisory experience includes serving as a senior consultant at PKF East Africa, principal consultant at McKinney Rogers—a global leader in strategy execution—and strategy manager at Strathmore University.

His expertise lies in crafting actionable strategies, executing them to deliver measurable results, and fostering high-performance cultures that drive sustainable growth. With a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance and an MBA in Strategic Management from the University of Nairobi, Dan combines academic rigor with practical insights to help organizations unlock their full potential. As part of the business advisory and strategy team supporting IFFB`s diverse client base whether you are interested in refining your strategic direction or achieving breakthrough performance we have a team at IFFB with the requisite experience and expertise that make us a trusted partner for success.


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