Every connection made, every business supported, every barrier broken, this is what KGBA exists for.
Here’s the difference we’re making together.
Our impact is about more than the number of connections made or deals facilitated. It is about businesses built, barriers broken and communities strengthened across the UK and Kenya.
Investment Opportunities Facilitated
Active Programmes
KGBA’s impact is measured in businesses built, barriers broken and communities strengthened across the UK and Kenya.
We give entrepreneurs the tools, knowledge and connections to start, grow and sustain successful businesses, reducing economic inactivity and creating real employment.
What this means:
We are actively strengthening the UK, Kenya trade corridor, channelling investment, expertise and market access between two economies that are stronger together.
What this means:
We believe every entrepreneur deserves a seat at the table, regardless of ability, age, gender or background.
Our specialist programmes ensure no one is left behind.
What this means:
As a Community Interest Company, our success is always measured by the strength of the communities we serve, not just the deals we close.
What this means:
In 2026, KGBA participated in The Ubele Initiative Community Event at Wolves Lane Centre, North London, joining community leaders, charities and social enterprises committed to building more inclusive communities.
Our Founder Mary Njonjo met with Yvonne Field OBE, Founder of The Ubele Initiative, alongside Mercy Murua, KGBA’s Disability Entrepreneurship Coordinator and an entrepreneur living with a disability whose presence embodied everything KGBA stands for.
As a CIC, we are accountable to our community. Here’s what we measure and report on every year.
Business start-up and survival rates among members, plus growth in revenue, markets and employment created.
Participation of women, young people and disabled entrepreneurs across all KGBA programmes and events.
Growth in UK, Kenya trade connections, investment facilitated and new market partnerships formed.
Skills developed through workshops, mentoring and masterclasses and the confidence members report as a result.
Strength of partnerships built with local authorities, educational institutions, charities and funding bodies.
As a registered CIC, KGBA submits an annual community interest report to Companies House.
H.E. Ambassador Maurice Makoloo
Kenya Private Sector Alliance
Company No. 17187555
Community Partner, North London
