The Fintech Association of Kenya (FINTAK) has appointed Andrew Barden to its board of directors for a two-year term.
Andrew Barden’s extensive experience in media, corporate events, and deep understanding of the fintech landscape make him an exceptional addition to the board.
As a board member, Andrew will lead FINTAK’s Investment and Funding Committee.
His focus will be on connecting emerging fintech startups with investors, organizing fundraising events, and advocating for increased access to funding within the Kenyan fintech ecosystem.
“We are thrilled to welcome Andrew to our board,” said Duncun Motanya, FINTAK Chairperson. “His insights, network, and expertise in driving fintech thought leadership and catalyzing strategic partnerships will be invaluable as we work to strengthen FINTAK’s governance and advance the growth of Kenya’s fintech sector. We greatly look forward to his contributions.”
Andrew, the CEO of The Kenyan Wall Street and Lead Organizer for the Africa Fintech Summit, brings a wealth of expertise in driving fintech thought leadership and catalyzing strategic partnerships. His role in launching growth-driving newsletters like Africa’s Weekly Fintech Review and The Weekly Brief further underscores his passion for the industry.
“I am honored to join FINTAK’s board and contribute to driving the fintech industry’s growth in Kenya,” said Andrew Barden. “I am passionate about fostering collaboration, innovation, and strategic funding initiatives that propel Kenyan fintech startups to greater heights. I look forward to working with the FINTAK team on this shared mission.”
The Fintech Association of Kenya (FINTAK) serves as a resource and forum for education, information sharing and networking between companies, policy makers, other associations and members of the public.