Thumbs
up Marketing Students Association (MSA).Yours was an excellent job. There could
never have been a better way to strengthen comrades than giving information.
All will acclaim to the fact that decision making revolves around the kernel of
information. The above average delivery can be best described by looking at the
kind of speakers availed.
The
splendid experience unfolding in the gist of the Ahadi Kenya MD, Dr.Stanley
Kamau. Just from the outlook, the message was obvious that he could have had no
better a substitute. In a cool expensive suit the impression created was that
of a learned, composed and highly experienced professional. The powerful speech
further affirmed the intellectual prowess of Dr.Kamau. His eloquence and smooth
flow of ideas is again unparalleled. This is the kind if a guy you never find
referring from scribbled reminder notes but without a single compromise to his
eloquence. The message sinks home in a stylish and sequential way that reminds
you of the monotonous PowerPoint.In utmost, it need be captured a crucial
lesson from the Ahadi Kenya MD.That of determination. In equal measure,
responsibility was highly advocated and most uniquely the spirit of
benevolence. With the artistic interesting narration of his life experiences,
it was not lost in the least to the audience that Dr.Stanley had indeed a story
to tell. Otherwise how would explain the miraculous transformation from a
matatu conductor, at some time, to director of several key companies? Capping
it all was the resounding message: giving is paramount for success.
Lucy
Mmari the CEO careerDirections Ltd did little to frustrate the already smoking
hot rhythm set. The young-looking mother of four provided what I conclusively
tagged as the most relevant, not watering down the rest, topic to the audience.
A conspicuous message all through her speech is that bargain for a job
supersedes paper qualification. All inclusive from the hectic CV writing to the
sickening job interviews and tricky task of retaining a job. Justifiably speaking,
such a presentation can be rightfully equated to inviting to a feast a starving
man. Comrades need more of such in future if the backlog in unemployment is to
be fatally dealt with.
A
good public speaker will tell you just how an uphill task it is to speak after
a good speaker. It is so much a headache to simply flow along an already set
high mood in the audience.Notwithstanding; Ms Catherine Kasavuli ain't the kind
to grow goose pimples on such fear. The Royal Media PR Manager made a stylish
entrance to the stage that alone thrilled the crowd. An infectious smile,
unfathomed brilliance and a lazy swing on her high heels did the magic. A
further dance with the MC to the ‘Strength of a Woman’ left the audience with
little to guess on what to expect from the age-defiant lady. Most emphatically
her message revolved around being multifaceted. That ability to multi-task
things comfortably. She further stressed on the need to discover ones passion
in order to unleash full potential.Artistically,the ‘queen of the TV waves’
reconciled her professional experience in the media to bring on board the
career line of the audience-business students.With such staff,it is now clear
why Royal Media has managed to define a clear niche in the media industry.
Daniel
Ndambuki alias Churchill/Mwalimu King’ang’i.The mere typing of his name tempts
a laughter. Spade be called spade, the Classic 105 morning breakfast show
co-host is the most accurate definition for ‘funny.’ Cutting across all through
from his stylish arrival in a miniature, environment friendly car that reminds
you of a fat mouse to entering the hall like sneaking. As a matter of ‘obvious’
it ended up the opposite. The keen imploring eyes of the audience could have
readily distinguished him from a myriad of disguised guys. It is good to
mention here that the guy looks excellently physically fit, a sure sign of a
great menu! A protruding tummy resembling that of a fed-up tycoon and sagging,
fleshy cheeks that remind you of a well-fed supermarket kitten. All packed in a
striped shirt, dark trousers and an expensive look completed the fabulous
comedian. That said the presentation bit literally brought down the roof with
laughter. For a truth, any word from Mwalimu King’ang’i is either funny or very
funny. All way from giving three meanings to the MRC dose-The GSU to acting the
drama scene as a big mahogany tree. On the serious side of funny, a prevalent
theme in the presentation revolved around determination, perseverance, optimism
and hard work. A close study at his experiences depicts a nature of the
stubborn boil that will never depart. Deep down the ever comical guy lies the
focused, determined and ambitious fellow. It is only thus it can be understood
his unending nagging to the US embassies for a visa. At least that’ just how it
paid off by him receiving the noble, coveted stately invitation during the
Obama inauguration.
Above
all, Churchill impacted an all time lesson to the audience .That of climbing
the ladder and giving a hand to the fellow behind you in the lower steps. In
his own words and realistically, the
very same persons will cushion and bounce you back to the former position in
case of a downfall.Flatly,he never minced words in putting it in black and
white that there will always be forces to pull you down. Sealing it all were
his words of advice: be wealthy and not just rich.
Truly
speaking, Mr.Ndambuki could never have celebrated his nth birthday
in a better style. The delicious cake told it all. Amidst all that, one thing I
discovered is that Churchill is NOT funny; he is TOO funny!!!
To
the organizers of the event, hats off! You guys did a commendable job.
