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DR. ZACHARY BOLO AWINO (Bcom, MBA, Phd) UNIVERSITY of NAIROBI SCHOOL of BUSINESS DEPARTMENT of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION P DR. ZACHARY BOLO AWINO (BCom, MBA, PhD) UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION P. O. BOX 30197 – 00100 NAIROBI-KENYA Cell Phone: +254720565317 E-mail:[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] NATIONALITY Kenyan Teaching Experience 12 Years 3 years experience after promotion as a senior lecturer CURRENT POSITION Senior Lecturer of Strategic Management, Global Business Strategy, Supply Chain Management Strategy, Global Supply Chain Management and Procurement,Corporate Governance and Ethics, International Business and Marketing. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS Ph.D. degree in Business Administration, 2007 –(UoN) Master of Business Administration degree (Strategic Management), 2001,(UoN). Bachelor of Commerce degree (Accounting and International Business)1986, (JSU) PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Post-graduate Diploma in Purchasing and Supply, Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, United Kingdom (U.K)-1992 Post-graduate Diploma in Marketing, Chartered Institute of Marketing, United Kingdom (U.K.)-1994 Post graduate Diploma in Supply chain Management, Kenya Institute of Administration-1990 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION Member of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS) United Kingdom (U.K) C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E 1 Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) United Kingdom (U.K) Member of Marketing Society of Kenya (MSK) Member of the International Purchasing and Supply Education and Research Association (IPSERA) Coventry, United Kingdom (U.K) Member of the Institute of Logistics, United Kingdom (U.K) Member of Kenya Institute of Supply Chain Management (KISM) CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING Purchasing and Stock Management Certificate Course, International Training Centre, Worthing West Sussex, United Kingdom-(U.K.)-1994 Advance Procurement and Logistics Management Certificate Course, International Training Centre, Worthing, West Sussex, United Kingdom- (U.K.)-1997 Supply and Materials Management Certificate Course , Institute of Logistics, International Training Centre, Worthing, West Sussex, United Kingdom- (U.K.) - 1994 Supply Materials Management Certificate Course, City and Guilds of London Institute (U.K) - 1994 Performance Appraisal Skills Certificate Course, CET, Mombasa, Kenya-2000 Change Management Certificate, Course – Dale Carnegie Nairobi Kenya-2001 Result Based Management and Performance Appraisal System Course Kenya Institute of Administration Nairobi Kenya-2006 Goods and Equipment Procurement Management Certificate Course, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) in collaboration with World Bank and International Labour Organization (ILO) Accra Ghana-2005 Procurement Training Course Unicef Training Centre Copenhagen- Denmark-2004 Training of sector wide approaches (SWAPS) in the Health Sector Certificate Course – Organized by Nils Boesen and Mark TODD (Facilitators) in collaboration with Ambassador of Sweden and Chairperson, Harmonization, Alignment and Coordination Group in Kenya (HAC), Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort, Kenya-2005. Workshop on Consultants’ Services Certificate Course, Ghana Institute of Management and Administration (GIMPA) in collaboration with World Bank, Accra, Ghana-2005 Microsoft Office 2000 – Basic - NIIT Microsoft Office 2000- Advance - NIIT Word Processing with Word Perfect 5.1 – Computer Pride Ltd-1996 C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E 2 Microsoft Power Point 97 – Cyber Networks Ltd. Microsoft Excel 97 – Cyber Networks Ltd. Microsoft Word 97 – Cyber Networks Ltd. Introduction to Micro and MS-Dos – Computer Pride Ltd-1996 Spreadsheet using Lotus 1- 2 – 3 - Computer Pride Ltd-1996 RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY INTERESTS Member of the editorial board Crown Journals, UK. Journal reviewer for the journal of Business Management and Corporate Affairs Head of Membership committee – Supply Chain Association for Research, Consultancy and Education Journal reviewer for the DBA Africa Management Review Journal Reviewer for European Journal of Operational Research. Journal Reviewer for the Nairobi Management Journal: A Journal of the School of Business, University of Nairobi. Trained Senior Managers in Supply Chain Management Manpower Services Ltd. Nairobi Kenya Resource person for the Executive Masters Programme in Leadership programme Masters in Business Administration (MBA) Degree at the Africa Nazarene University Nairobi Campus, Kenya Resource person in Organizational Communication for the Executive Masters Programme in Business and Administration (MBA) Degree at the Africa Nazarene University Nairobi Campus, Kenya Resource person in Supply Chain Management for the Executive Masters Degree programme in Jomo Kenyatta University of Technology and Agriculture Resource person in Entrepreneurship for the Executive Masters Degree Programme in Science (Msc) Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Resource person in Executive Masters Degree Programme (MBA) in Strategic Management at the Kenya Methodist University Resource person in Supply Chain management for the Executive Masters Degree Programme In Kenya Institute of Management, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology collaboration. Associate Consultant in Strategic and Supply Chain Management with Deloitte and Touche Ltd., Nairobi. Management consultant with the United Nations (UNDP and UNIDO) Nairobi Kenya programme in value chain Trained Senior Managers in Kenyatta National Hospital on the New Procurement law 2006 Trained Senior Managers in the Ministry of Public Works on Systems, Processes and Organizational Structure of Supply Chain Management Kisii Public Works Training School. 1992 – ILO/GoK sponsored C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E 3 Trained Senior Doctors and Managers of the Ministry of Health on the Supply Chain Logistics at the United States International University of Africa- 2005 Trained Senior Managers in Supply Chain Management. School of Government, Matuga – 1993 Resource person in Strategic Management, Moi University/Kenya Institute of Management,Masters in Business Administration Executive Programme 2003 Resource person in Strategic Management, University of Nairobi – Post graduate diploma in Human Resource, Faculty of External Studies- 2004 Resource person in Strategic and Total Quality Management, Kenyatta University, final year students. Bachelor of Commerce Degree, School of Business- 2005 Resource person in Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management Courses, Kenya Institute of Management- 2005 Supervised Masters Degree Students, Post-graduate and undergraduate Degree students in Research Projects, Dissertations and Thesis in the above institutions. Resource person in Supply Chain Management at the Africa Nazarene University- Bachelor of Commerce Undergraduate Course-2007 Resource person in Supply Chain Management and Logistics at the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Bachelor of Purchasing and Supply Chain Management final year students- 2007 Developed Doctoral (PhD) curriculum in Supply Chain / Value chain for Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology – Doctoral programme- 2009 Developed Maters in business Administration (MBA) curriculum in Corporate Governance and Non-Governmental Organizations for University of Nairobi, Master in Business Administration programme – 2009 Developed Masters in science (MSc) Curriculum in Marketing, human Resource, Entrepreneurship and innovations for the school of Business, university of Nairobi - 2011 Undertaken a cross-sectional survey in 52 manufacturing companies in Kenya and developed a Doctoral Thesis entitled: The effect of selected variables on corporate performance: A survey of Supply Chain Management in Large Private Manufacturing firms in Kenya. The research earned me the award of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Degree in Business and Administration of the University of Nairobi Undertaken a case study of the Loans recovery Policy of Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) in Kenya and developed a research project entitled: The effectiveness and problems of strategy implementation in financing higher education in Kenya by the Higher Education Loans Board – The research earned me the award of Master of Business and Administration in strategic management of the University of Nairobi. Undertaken a study of the South Nyanza Sugar Company Ltd. (SONY) in Kenya and developed a research project entitled: C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E 4 The nature of Quality control and inspection in the procurement of bought-in and bought-out goods: A case study of South Nyanza Sugar Company Ltd. – The research earned me the award of a post-graduate Diploma in Purchasing and Supply by the Kenya Institute of Administration and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply United Kingdom. Undertaken a Multi-country study on Public Sector Medicines, Supply Chain Systems in Africa-Pre-testing of the Draft Protocol Collection tool in Kampala, Jinja and Entebbe Uganda. – This culminated into developing a price list of affordable essential drugs for World Health Organization (WHO) Lead consultant for the Curriculum development for a Diploma in procurement and Supply chain management at School of Business, Karatina University College Facilitated a strategic planning workshop for the Department of Business Administration, School of Business, University of Nairobi Facilitated a symposia for Sports Management Curriculum for Centre for Multi Management – Kenya Chapter (boardroom, international Life
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